Canada’s genocide: The case of the Ahiarmiut

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TransCanada Litigation Threatens Unist’ot’en Territory

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India: Stop grabbing of land of indigenous people

by John Ahni SchertowMarch 30, 2006

The Daily Star, Staff Correspondent Indigenous leaders yesterday urged the government to stop illegal grabbing of their land across the country and to recognise their traditional land rights. They also demanded introduction of permanent settlement system of indigenous land where permanent ownership has not been established yet. They placed these demands at a press conference […]

Indigenous movement proposes to assume its own power

by John Ahni SchertowMarch 24, 2006

QUITO, March 24 (PL).—Given the rejection by Ecuadorian president Alfredo Palacio of the demands made by the popular sector, the indigenous movement is today to assume power itself and convene a popular consultation on the Free Trade Agreement. Santiago de la Cruz, vice president of the Federation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador (CONAIE), emphasized last […]

Canada in Contempt of International Law at Six Nations

by John Ahni SchertowMarch 21, 2006

MNN. March 20, 2006. Canada gives international law the finger. “Screw you”, says Canada. Ontario Superior Court Judge David Marshall, said, “I know you poor people have been victimized for so long. I understand how you feel”, he cooed in a patronizing tone. Marshall said the last thing he wanted to do was to send […]

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