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Good. Who's going to look into all the abuses of human rights the UN didn't do anything about, say, the ethnic cleansing in Bosnia? Or when the UN didn't stop the Hutus slaughtering the Tutsis in Rwanda? What is the real agenda here? I say, let's investigate the UN.
The U.S. Constitution would be a good place to start.So. When the government is corrupt, where do you go for help.
You are an American citizen aren't you?The U.S. Constitution would be a good place to start.So. When the government is corrupt, where do you go for help.
For help. Where do you go for help.
Stuff like this alienates the American people, even if the Native Americans have a legitimate beef.
The UN needs the United States more than the United States needs the UN.
So. When the government is corrupt, where do you go for help.
The United Nations To Investigate The US Governments Treatment Of Native Americans (Interview) | Addicting Info
This year, for the first time in the history of the United Nations, the UN has decided to open an investigation on the US Governments former and current treatment of Native Americans. The countrys estimated 2.7 million Native Americans live in federally established tribal areas called Reservations which are plagued with unemployment, alcoholism, high suicide rates and other social problems.
Aside from social issues, US Native Americans are involved in continuous disputes over sovereignty and land rights with the US and State governments due to enduring violations to their territories and rights.
The human rights inquiry is led by Human Rights and Policy Professor and a Native American, James Anaya. I had a chance to interview Ms. Charmaine White Face who is one of the advisors and the spokesperson for the Sioux Nation Treaty Council. She is also the founder and Coordinator of Defenders of the Black Hills.
The United Nations To Investigate The US Governments Treatment Of Native Americans (Interview) | Addicting Info
This year, for the first time in the history of the United Nations, the UN has decided to open an investigation on the US Governments former and current treatment of Native Americans. The countrys estimated 2.7 million Native Americans live in federally established tribal areas called Reservations which are plagued with unemployment, alcoholism, high suicide rates and other social problems.
Aside from social issues, US Native Americans are involved in continuous disputes over sovereignty and land rights with the US and State governments due to enduring violations to their territories and rights.
The human rights inquiry is led by Human Rights and Policy Professor and a Native American, James Anaya. I had a chance to interview Ms. Charmaine White Face who is one of the advisors and the spokesperson for the Sioux Nation Treaty Council. She is also the founder and Coordinator of Defenders of the Black Hills.