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10
Dec

World Indigenous Uranium Summit audio and video statements

December 2, 2006 marked a historic day for activist working to stop the spread of nuclear proliferation it all its forms with a declaration that will stand the test of time. The Declaration of the World Uranium Summit has resonated to all four directions of the earth. Spread this message far and wide.

Here are the links for audio and video from the World Indigenous Uranium Summit held November 29, thru December 2, in Window Rock, AZ.

1 Manny Pino, a board member of the Indigenous Environmental Network reading the declaration (video version) - Download

2. Speech by Joe Shirley - Download

DECLARATION OF THE

INDIGENOUS WORLD URANIUM SUMMIT

Window Rock, Navajo Nation, USA

December 2, 2006
We, the Peoples gathered at the Indigenous World Uranium Summit, at …


12
Feb

Googatha Statement - ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

(see below for a petition)

To: The Legislative Council of the Parliament of South Australia

The Honourable the President and Members of the Legislative Council in this present Parliament assembled:-

The humble Petition of the undersigned residents of South Australia Respectfully sheweth:-

PROLOGUE
The Googatha peoples are reaching out to the world to expose the wrong process that the South Australian State and the Federal Governments’ Native Title regime have implemented to the detriment of their sacred lands and waters.

The Yellabinna Regional Reserve, the Yumbarra Conservation Park and the Pureba Conservation Park are, as a result, in more danger than ever with mineral and heavy metal mining exploration leases now having been granted over these their ancestral lands.

We HEREBY object to this invasion of their cultural heritage.

We call to mind the catalogue of injustices committed upon the Googatha Peoples from the time of colonization, including the separation of families and the impact on all …




All That Glitters Isn’t Gold

All That Glitters Isn’t Gold - A Story of Exploitation and Resistance” is an hour-long documentary about the San Martin open-pit gold mine in the Siria Valley of Honduras, and the efforts of local indigenous communities to shut it down.

Operating since 1998, the San Martin Mine has been a disastrous burden for the local population. More than fifty percent suffer from skin disorders and numerous internal health issues due to the consumption and use of local water. A significant …


I Am A Defender of the Rainforest

Known as ‘Soy defensor de la selva’ in Spanish, I am a Defender of the Rainforest is an award-winning documentary that was filmed, edited, and directed by members of the Sarayaku community in southern Ecuador.

The film shows how the …


Underreported Struggles #19, October 2008

In this month’s Underreported Struggles: 400,000 Guatemalans Reject Development Model, Philippines Indigenous People Unite for the Land, Riot Police Target Algonquin Blockade, Chagos Islanders Denied the Right of Return, and 17 other stories …


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