Support of Camp: Justice for Our Stolen Children

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Merran Proctor
2 years ago
It is time this is addressed. it won't be easy but is certainly doable.
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Isabelle Meswasige
2 years ago
I believe the laws and policies have to change.
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Edith Mountjoy
3 years ago
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Jean Hillabold
3 years ago
Indigenous children have been snatched from their families by various colonial authorities (churches, then governments) for over 100 years. PLUS, the murders of indigenous people go unpunished (or lightly-punished) too often. Pamela George, Colton Boushie, Nadine Machiskinick (sp?), Tina Fontaine, and others never had justice.
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judy googoo
3 years ago
i care,
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Wanda Edwards
3 years ago
This issue needs to be addressed enough sticking our head in the sand !
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Edmund Bellegarde
3 years ago
Data, statistics tell a different story about Child Welfare and Justice systems in Saskatchewan that are portrayed as effective public policy but are extremely disproportionate for the percentage of Indigenous People in Saskatchewan to the number of children in foster care, in corrections. The list goes on for Education, Health, Housing, Income and more. Public Policy has to change and it will take everybody at the table to make it happen.
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June Cryer
3 years ago
Our children belong at home
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Allison Arnold
3 years ago
Systemic racism against indigenous people in Canada is so deeply ingrained that it has perverted the systems designed to protect families. This is unacceptable, and must change.
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Roberta Humble
3 years ago
Justice starts with conversations and understanding.
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