Indigenous peoples issues

Indigenous peoples issues
Updated 12/22/06

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Urgent Action Needed Now! Support Dine and Hopi Communities in Stopping Massive Coal Mining Plans Massive mining plans underway at Black Mesa, Arizona have serious environmental, social, and human rights impacts. Send a letter today to the Office Of Surface Mining, asking them to extend the critical deadline to allow impacted communities adequate time to prepare their input on stopping a destructive coal mining project.

RED ALERT! DINE’ GRANDMAS ARE BEING ARRESTED!

Action Alert - United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

Summit Declaration Demands Worldwide Ban on Uranium - Indigenous Groups Honor Recipients of Nuclear-Free Future Awards In Their Efforts to Stop Uranium Development

REPORT: Indigenous Peoples were disposables to nuclear industry

Native Nations and the Nuclear Cycle: a talk by Professor Karl Grossman

A report on the Beauty Way Thanks Giving Food and Supply Run to support the Dine (Navajo) People resisting forced relocation from their homelands in northeastern Arizona

Native American fights corporations For more than 30 years, Carrie Dann, a native Shoshone American, has been fighting the US government for her people's rights to their ancestral land. Read more >>>

Indigenous Anti-Nuclear Statement: Yucca Mountain and Private Fuel Storage at Skull Valley

Facilities related to radioactive depleted uranium weapons are scattered over virtually the entire United States.

Feb. 4, 2004 : Yucca Mountain Plan Irresponsible and In Light of Western Shoshone Title, Illegal.

Jan. 24, 2004: Western Shoshone payments challenged re: "The Western Shoshone Claims Distribution Act" Newcomb: An open letter to Congressman Tom Delay

Skull Valley Goshute Media

Western Shoshone Issues

Navajo (Dineh) Issues

Nanish Shontie is a native American nonprofit, inter-tribal and interracial community that is comming to life this very moment in Oregon

The International Peace Pilgrimage November 2003 Melbourne, Victoria, we will then travel to Roxby Downs, South Australia, and begin a eight month walk that will end in Hiroshima, Japan

The Kupa Piti Kungka Tjuta are a council aboriginal women based in Coober Pedy in the Northern Territory of Australia, currently fighting the location of a low-level nuclear waste dump on their lands.

The Mirarr are an indigenous people in Northern Territory Australia, who like the Navajo in the United States, are fighting the encroachment of uranium mining on their lands.