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Tag Archives: human rights
A Call for Action: Rally for Marlene Carter on 11 February
Marlene Carter, a First Nations woman (Cree, Onion Lake, SK) is still being held in seclusion at the Brockville Mental Health Centre Forensic Treatment Unit after being confined there in the autumn of last year. Why is Marlene in seclusion … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Idle No More
Tagged Aboriginal, Anishinabe, Brockville, human rights, Indigenous, inmate, isolation, justice, Marlene Carter, mental health, rally, seclusion, solitary confinement
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Chief Theresa Spence – They Call Her a Terrorist
The Indigenous Peoples of this land are the first of Canada’s founding nations. As Aboriginals we are fortunate that Kichi Manido (God) saw fit to place us here and to trust in us that we would forever be “keepers of … Continue reading
Posted in Chief Spence
Tagged #IdleNoMore, Aboriginal, Albert Dumont, Attawapiskat, Chief Theresa Spence, Cree, Harper, human rights, Indigenous, media, politicians, protest, racism, treaties
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Have an Honourable New Year
Happiness – who in their right mind does not want it? Chief Theresa Spence certainly does. She is willing to absorb a lot of pain and misery, to the point of placing her life at risk so prolonged happiness could … Continue reading
Posted in Spirituality
Tagged #IdleNoMore, 2013, Aboriginal, Attawapiskat, Chief Theresa Spence, Happy, Harper, Honorable, Honourable, human rights, Indigenous, Land, New Year, noble, peaceful, politicians, protest
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