Solidarity with Six Nations

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HISTORICAL OVERVIEW

THE BIGGER PICTURE

Exposing the torture and abuse that was part of the campaign to assimilate and/or destroy native children

VOICES OF RESISTANCE

Native sovereigntists writing and speaking from the front-lines

* ANISHINAWBEG / ANISHNABAI

Stopping logging of Teme-Augama, and other struggles

* HAUDENOSAUNEE CONFEDERACY

° Tax wars with NY State
° Mohawk Nation / Kanienkehaka

* LIL'WAT PEOPLES MOVEMENT / LIL'WAT NATION

Destruction of Lil'Wat lands via logging, herbicides, and other industrial invasion

* LUBICON SUPPORTERS

Fighting the devastation of Lubicon Lake Nation lands and Daishowa's repression of Lubicon supporters

* MI'GMAQS OF LISTIGUJ

Asserting sovereignty over forests occupied by Québéc, in the face of threats of police/military repression

* MIINGIGNOTI-KETEAOAG

Fighting the US/Canadian border division of Wabanaki communities

* STONEY POINT / AAZHOODENA

The government/police attack on native people at Stoney Point (aka Ipperwash), legal battles, and ongoing campaign for an inquiry

* TAIWAN ABORIGINAL HOMEPAGE

Resistance to Chinese colonialism

* TSILHQOT'IN NATION

Asserting sovereignty in the face of colonial thuggery

* TS'PETEN DEFENDERS

Gustafsen Lake: The 1995 siege, the ensuing trial & imprisonment of Defenders, and the current campaign for an independent inquiry

LEGAL / GOVERNMENT UPDATES AND ARCHIVES

* Bruce Clark

Materials by or about Dr. Bruce Clark, one of the leading lawyers in the field of native sovereignty and constitutional law

* Genocide, Canadian-style: 'Polite' colonialism

° Canadian government: federal legislation, campaigns to erode native rights, and other national government involvement in genocide

° B.C. government

= B.C. Treaty Commission, aka the "BC Trick-or-Treaty Con-mission". Find out more about the colonial government's attempt to undermine sovereign rights and negotiate fraudulent agreements, and the native resistance to this bogus 'treaty' process. Also information on the Nisga'a deal, the 'template' for extinguishment of native rights.

= Native Youth Movement: Native youth and supporters resist B.C. Treaty Commission, assert sovereignty

= The Gitksan-Wet'suwet'en case: Important in understanding how the legal establishment uses the 'land claims' approach to undermine native sovereignty.


° Manitoba: Resource theft, land grabs, environmental destruction, and other business as usual

° New Brunswick: Natives assert jurisdiction over logging decisions

° Ontario: Indigenous nations and Metis fight colonialism

° Québéc: Québéc separatism and indigenous sovereignty

* Other Legislative/Governmental Bodies

° United States of Amerikkka
° United Nations
° Sovereignty and the British monarchy
° European Parliament

* Native political prisoners
* Boycott 2000 campaign
* Native internet resources
* Groups actively fighting indigenous sovereignty
* Take action!: Addresses and links

SISIS has been on hiatus since 1999. We created a new section of the site in 2006 in response to the emergency of state violence against Six Nations people, but are not able to continue over the long term. For people looking to get involved in local solidarity efforts, we recommend the Indigenous Peoples Solidarity Working Group.

LAST SITE UPDATE: Tuesday, February 23, 1999

(main page updated July 31, 2006)

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