Repatriation of Indigenous items held at the Vatican 🇻🇦 needs to be done the right way, say local First Nations
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/repatriation-of-indigenous-items-held-at-the-vatican-needs-to-be-done-the-right-way-say-local-first-nations-9.6955840?cmp=mastodon
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Le rapatriement des objets autochtones actuellement au Vatican 🇻🇦 doit être effectuée de la bonne manière, disent les Premières nations locales
// Article en anglais //
#Vatican #Indigenous #Autochtones
Repatriation of Indigenous items held at the Vatican needs to be done the right way, say local First Nations | CBC News
Indigenous communities in Canada believe the return of cultural objects from the Vatican Museum is a step towards reconciliation, but some stress that the items must be returned in a manner that reflects their sacred nature, including holding ceremonies for objects before they leave for Canada.
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#KJAC #TheColoradoSound #Indigenouspueblos amazónicos, frente a la COP30:
“Un 68% dijo que el mayor descenso que han visto en los últimos diez años es su capacidad para cazar, pescar y cultivar.
“¿Qué más tenemos que seguir sacrificando para que el norte global esté viviendo en condiciones dignas mientras nuestra vida cada vez se vuelve más indigna?””
https://elpais.com/america-futura/2025-10-28/los-pueblos-amazonicos-frente-a-la-cop30-se-nos-esta-dejando-la-carga-de-salvar-el-planeta.html
#Climate #Clima #Brazil #UN #Bresil #COP30 #Amazon #Indigenous #ClimateCrisis #ONU
Los pueblos amazónicos, frente a la COP30: “Se nos está dejando la carga de salvar el planeta”
Una encuesta revela una gran paradoja de los habitantes de los bosques tropicales: pese a que los pueblos indígenas son considerados los “guardianes del planeta”, estos sienten que, desde que se aprobó el Acuerdo de París, su vida ha empeorado
UN chief António Guterres: 'We don't want to see the Amazon become a savannah' - video
UN secretary general António Guterres speaks to the Guardian and Sumaúma about the 'failure' of the Cop process to limit global heating to 1.5C and why defending the rights of indigenous communities should be a top priority for global leaders
I am the first Indigenous journalist to exclusively interview António Guterres. How many others will listen?
A young journalist reflects on the UN leader’s responses, and hopes his messages – about human violence and an increasingly hostile planet – resonated before Cop30
Granaries of the Ancestral Pueblo peoples, Nankoweap, Arizona, USA
My Father Was Found in a Residential School Incinerator When He Was an Infant | The Walrus
https://lemmy.ca/post/54139901
My Father Was Found in a Residential School Incinerator When He Was an Infant | The Walrus - Lemmy.ca
An excerpt from the piece to give context to the title: > In 2021, the Williams
Lake First Nation opened an investigation into missing students at St. Joseph’s
Mission. The First Nation’s investigators found that under Father O’Connor, a
member of the clergy who rose to the rank of bishop, as well as other principals
at St. Joseph’s, babies conceived by students and nuns—including some fathered
by priests—were aborted or adopted out. Witnesses as well as records in the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police archives attested to something even darker:
newborn babies cast into the incinerator to be burned with the garbage. > >
Sometimes, I wonder what Tony knew about men like O’Connor and what happened at
his school after dark. It’s hard to imagine he spent all those years walking the
mission grounds at night without hearing or seeing some of the things that
students, prosecutors, juries, and even abusers themselves later acknowledged.
But he did tell this story to the Williams Lake Tribune, where, seven decades
later, investigators found the article and shared it with me. > > Because that
night, the night of August 16, 1959, Tony followed that wail, flashlight in
hand. Sound and light led him inside the service wing to a garbage burner about
the size of an office desk, where trash from the mission was turned to ash. He
opened it, casting rays of light onto rubbish and soot. Somewhere near the top
of the pile was an ice cream carton, repurposed as a makeshift wastebasket and
discarded no more than twenty minutes before. Within was a newborn. The
authorities called him “Baby X.” And he was my father.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFPrkfHdtnQ
#ashleeshingoose #searchthelandfill #manitoba #mmiwg2s #wabkinew #indigenous #aptn #treatyone
I'm so glad to hear this. Thank goodness we have a compassionate, Indigenous #premier who backs up his words with actions.
Sending much love to the Shingoose family and the #StTheresaPointAnisininewNation in the difficult days ahead. I hope that Ashlee being found will bring some peace.
Search for remains of Ashley Shingoose in Winnipeg landfill to start in December | APTN News
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