California pledges to open 7% of its land and waters to Indigenous tribes

The new plan aims to bring at least 7.5 million acres of land and coastal waters under the care of Indigenous tribes — representing the acreage the U.S. promised and failed to hold for tribal reservations.

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We need more of this! Landback: 600 Acres Return to Indigenous Stewardship in the Adirondacks

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Landback: 600 Acres Return to Indigenous Stewardship in the Adirondacks

The Six Nations Iroquis Cultural Center (6NICC) has acquired 600 acres of forested land in Onchiota, NY, in the largest private landback deal in the state’s history. The land was purchased last week from Paul Smith’s College for $1.1 million with funding from The Nature Conservancy. The acquisition adds to a 330-acre parcel transferred to […]

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reject and ending colonial legacy, decolonising, #landback and apologizing to victimised indigenous but we cannot control and fixed all colonised nations as depends on other's governments as i'm aware of corrupt former colonies nations repeat the cycle of generational and spread of abuse just like Animal farm but what matter is it's helps their citizen of closure, forgiveness and justice.

California pledges to open 7% of its land and waters to Indigenous tribes — a step toward healing a 175-year-old broken promise

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From 2022: #NSW Police Use #AntProtest Laws to Monitor Tour Groups

by Paul Gregoire & Ugur Nedim,13 Oct 2022

Excerpt: "#SilencingDissent

"Back in 2014, then NSW premier Mike Baird told a NSW mining industry dinner that his government was going to 'crackdown' on those who choose to break the law when they protest. And he singled out '#protesters who unlawfully enter #mining sites.'

"A little over a year later, the Coalition government followed through with the premier’s promise when it passed a series of harsh #AntiProtestLaws, under the Inclosed Lands, Crimes and Law Enforcement Legislation Amendment (Interference) Bill 2016.

"The legislation created the new offence of aggravated unlawful entry on inclosed lands. Section 4B of the #InclosedLand Protection Act 1901 provides that interfering, or attempts to interfere, with the conduct of a business on enclosed land can land a #protester with a fine of up to $5,500.

"Under the provisions of the bill, police were provided with additional powers to stop, search, detain, and seize the property of protesters, as well as being given the power to shutdown a peaceful protest if it is #ObstructingTraffic.

"And the bill also inserted a definition of #mine into section 201 of the #CrimesAct 1900, so that the offence of interfering with a mine includes #coal seam #gas exploration and extraction sites. This offence carries a maximum penalty of seven years imprisonment.

"The #WilpinjongThree

"Bev Smiles, Bruce Hughes and Stephanie Luce are the first people to be up on protesting charges since the laws were changed. In April last year, the three were arrested for protesting outside the #Wilpinjong #CoalMine in #Wollar.

"The three are up on charges of rendering a road belonging to a mine useless and hindering the working equipment belonging to a mine. These are both offences that carry the penalty of seven years imprisonment.

"When the trio appeared at Mudgee Local Court on February 9, the presiding magistrate rejected police claims that the Wollar-Ulan Road, where the defendants were arrested, actually belonged to the mining company.

" 'They have pleaded not guilty, and are awaiting a judgment on the case,' Mr Phillips explained. 'The outcome of that case will be important.” If the three have 'the book thrown at them' then it’s likely to discourage the protesting of coal mines in NSW."

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NSW Police Use Anti-Protest Laws to Monitor Tour Groups

A tour group was recently put under NSW police surveillance. The  monitoring appear to be yet another attempt to silence dissent under the Coalition’s clampdown on protest.

Sydney Criminal Lawyers