Leonard Peltier International Tribunal
on the
Abuse of Indigenous Human Rights
02-04 October 2013
Radisson Hotel and Conference Center
2040 Airport Drive
Green Bay, Wisconsin 54313
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Judges
Jack Healey—Director, Human Rights Action Center; former director of Amnesty International-USA
Nise Guzman-Nekheba—Professor, Florida A&M University College of Law
Peter Grant—Attorney in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the forefront of the legal struggle of Aboriginal peoples in Canada; involved with the Peltier extradition
Wilton Little Child—Ermineskin Cree Nation, lawyer and former Member of Parliament (Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada 1988-1993); founder of International Organization of Resource Development
Alberto Saldamondo—Human Rights Attorney
Audri Scott Williams—Peace walker, human rights activist, author, and producer
Shannon Rivers—Akimel O’odham, U.S.-Mexico border struggles, served on Peltier Committee
Tatewin Means—Attorney General, Lakota Oglala Nation, Pine Ridge Reservation
Preliminary List of Witnesses (Confirmed)
Bill Means—Co-Founder of the International Indian Treaty Council; American Indian Movement
Clyde Bellecourt—Co-Founder of American Indian Movement
Herb Powless—Co-Founder of American Indian Movement
Larry Anderson—Co-Founder of American Indian Movement
Dino Butler—American Indian Movement
Yvonne Swan—Of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation and formerly with the International Indian Treaty Council, has worked for the improvement of her community and to protect the environment
Dennis Banks—Co-Founder of American Indian Movement
Apesanahkwet—One of the five founding Chiefs of the Menominee Warriors Society; former Chairman of the Menominee Nation for eight terms
Kenneth (Bum Bum) Fish—One of the five founding Chiefs of the Menominee Warriors Society; former member of the Menominee Legislature; former Director of Mining Impacts
John Thomas—American Indian Movement
Charlotte Black Elk—Political and environmental Indigenous activist, and a primary advocate for the Lakota peoples regarding the Black Hills Land Claim
Kevin McKiernan—Journalist and veteran foreign correspondent; and documentary filmmaker
Lenny Foster—Board member for the International Indian Treaty Council and program supervisor, Navajo Nation Corrections Project
Madonna Thunderhawk—One of the original members of the American Indian Movement, and a long-time community organizer with experience in Indian rights protection, cultural preservation, economic development and environmental justice
Manny Pino—Professor, Scottsdale Community College, Arizona; has worked with the Indigenous Environmental Network and is co-founder of Laguna Acoma for a Safe Environment
Rosalyn Jumping Bull will testify by Skype
Tom Poor Bear—Vice-President, Oglala Sioux Tribe
More: http://www.whoisleonardpeltier.info/tribunal.htm
Please help. No amount is too small. Donate securely online here.
To make a tax deductible donation, send a check or money order made payable to "Wind Chases the Sun," a 501(c)3 tax exempt entity. Send your donation to Wind Chases the Sun, N5679 Skylark Drive, DePere, WI 54115.
Judges
Jack Healey—Director, Human Rights Action Center; former director of Amnesty International-USA
Nise Guzman-Nekheba—Professor, Florida A&M University College of Law
Peter Grant—Attorney in Vancouver, British Columbia, at the forefront of the legal struggle of Aboriginal peoples in Canada; involved with the Peltier extradition
Wilton Little Child—Ermineskin Cree Nation, lawyer and former Member of Parliament (Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada 1988-1993); founder of International Organization of Resource Development
Alberto Saldamondo—Human Rights Attorney
Audri Scott Williams—Peace walker, human rights activist, author, and producer
Shannon Rivers—Akimel O’odham, U.S.-Mexico border struggles, served on Peltier Committee
Tatewin Means—Attorney General, Lakota Oglala Nation, Pine Ridge Reservation
Preliminary List of Witnesses (Confirmed)
Bill Means—Co-Founder of the International Indian Treaty Council; American Indian Movement
Clyde Bellecourt—Co-Founder of American Indian Movement
Herb Powless—Co-Founder of American Indian Movement
Larry Anderson—Co-Founder of American Indian Movement
Dino Butler—American Indian Movement
Yvonne Swan—Of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation and formerly with the International Indian Treaty Council, has worked for the improvement of her community and to protect the environment
Dennis Banks—Co-Founder of American Indian Movement
Apesanahkwet—One of the five founding Chiefs of the Menominee Warriors Society; former Chairman of the Menominee Nation for eight terms
Kenneth (Bum Bum) Fish—One of the five founding Chiefs of the Menominee Warriors Society; former member of the Menominee Legislature; former Director of Mining Impacts
John Thomas—American Indian Movement
Charlotte Black Elk—Political and environmental Indigenous activist, and a primary advocate for the Lakota peoples regarding the Black Hills Land Claim
Kevin McKiernan—Journalist and veteran foreign correspondent; and documentary filmmaker
Lenny Foster—Board member for the International Indian Treaty Council and program supervisor, Navajo Nation Corrections Project
Madonna Thunderhawk—One of the original members of the American Indian Movement, and a long-time community organizer with experience in Indian rights protection, cultural preservation, economic development and environmental justice
Manny Pino—Professor, Scottsdale Community College, Arizona; has worked with the Indigenous Environmental Network and is co-founder of Laguna Acoma for a Safe Environment
Rosalyn Jumping Bull will testify by Skype
Tom Poor Bear—Vice-President, Oglala Sioux Tribe
More: http://www.whoisleonardpeltier.info/tribunal.htm
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