Exploring Theme: "Indigenous Laws and Goverance"

Chief Dsta’hyl of Witsuwit’en First Nation in northern B.C. was Canada’s first Amnesty International prisoner of conscience First Peoples Law Report: The Chilliwack Progress – As Chief Dsta’hyl completed his 60-day conditional sentence for criminal contempt Aug. 26, he vowed to fight on for the rights he believes were violated with his arrest in November...