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Dear Friends & Supporters,
We are all living in difficult financial times globally, and this website exists purely on the charitable donations of private individuals who support our efforts to expose the injustices faced by millions of indigenous peoples around the world - in our uncensored plain truth news articles.
We are humbly asking you to consider making even a one-time small donation to help ensure the continued existence of the Pan-Tribal Confederacy of Indigenous Tribal Nations as we walk into the future together - ever seeking that elusive peace, justice and equity for all!
Damon Gerard Corrie
President
Pan-Tribal Confederacy of Indigenous Tribal Nations
pantribalconfederacy@gmail.com
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VISIT THE NEW CONFEDERACY COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS SECTION
United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
ratified by the General Assembly on September 13th 2007 - Article 4 reads:
"Indigenous Peoples, in exercising their right to self-determination, have the right to autonomy or self-government in matters relating to their internal and local affairs, as well as ways and means for financing their autonomous functions"
In the Universal Declaration of Human Rights preamble the third paragraph reads:
"Whereas it is essential, if man is not to be COMPELLED to have RECOURSE, as a LAST RESORT, to REBELLION AGAINST TYRANNY AND OPPRESSION, that human rights should be protected by the rule of law." (emphasis ours).
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"The Pan-Tribal Confederacy of Indigenous Tribal Nations is a growing worldwide alliance of Indigenous Peoples who seek in the present 21st Century to build ties of solidarity between each other and try to collaborate among themselves to solve their various problems - wherever possible, with a long-term aim to create Indigenous States (both micro and macro - as is warranted) within the political boundaries of existing countries, and on all continents; that would be UN recognized & sanctioned de-militarized locally autonomous territories dedicated to the preservation and promotion of all aspects of Indigenous identity - as a reasonable compromise on complete sovereignty that most states forcefully oppose - but still allows for Indigenous Peoples to live in their own societies in a manner of their own choosing - governed by their own peoples - living in an equitable peaceful and harmonious relationship with the
neighboring non-Indigenous societies around them."
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'Secede' means "to formally withdraw from a federation of states or a political organization such as a government. After secession an oppressed people can then legally create their own new government.
The 3 most compelling arguments for the right of secession for indigenous People are:
1 - If a government is commiting genocide and is exterminating or killing it's indigenous people.
2 - Indigenous people also have the right to secede when subject to 'ethnic flooding' - which is causing them to lose their ancestral lands through a deliberate policy of the government to transfer a non-indigenous population into an indigenous territory.
3 - Secession is also justified if indigenous people face massive discrimination and denial of human rights.
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THE FOLLOWING COUNTRIES POSSESS AND USE BRUTALY CRIMINAL ARMED FORCES TO ILLEGALY OCCUPY OTHER FORMERLY INDEPENDENT PEOPLES AND NATIONS - AND FORCE THEM TO LIVE WITHIN AN ARTIFICIAL AND OVER-EXTENDED IMPERIALIST STATE THAT DENIES THEM THEIR UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS RECOGNISED RIGHT TO SOVEREIGNTY AND FULL INDEPENDENCE.
The top 4 worst offenders in the world (all in Asia) are:
#1 INDIA
#2 INDONESIA
#3 BURMA
#4 BANGLADESH
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Now supporting over 10 million Indigenous people worldwide in:
| AFRICA | - 90,000 San |
| ALBANIA | - 350,000 Epiroteans |
| BORIKEN | - 35,000 Taino |
| BURMA | - 4 Million Karen |
| CHITTAGONG | - 500,000 Jumma |
| DOMINICA | - 4,000 Kalinago |
| ECUADOR | - 2,500 Waorani |
| GUYANA | - 2,000 Arawaks
- 1,000 Wapishanas
- 1,500 Makushis |
| HMONG CHOAFA | - 7,000 Hmong |
| INDIA | - 350,526 Hmar |
| KENYA | - 20,000 Ogiek |
| MANIPUR | - 1.5 Million Manipuris |
| NAGALIM | - 4 Million Naga |
| NEPAL | - 72,500 Majhis |
| PANAMA | - 3,000 Naso |
| RAPANUI | - 3,000 Rapanui |
Rapanui Address the Indigenous Caucus of the Americas (video)
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| SABAH | - 538,168 Dusun |
| SOUTH AFRICA | - 12,600 Xun & Khwe |
| TANZANIA | - 5,000 Parakuyo |
| TRINIDAD | - 400+ (registration still on-going) NEPOYOS |
| UGANDA | - 297,000 Batwa |
| USA | - 30,000 Amonosquath Cherokee |
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Interview with Damon Gerard Corrie, Project Access Participant (Video)
Interviewed, filmed, and produced by John Halpern
Project Access supports indigenous peoples participation in international meetings and conferences at which decisions are made that affect their rights, cultures and livelihoods.
The above interview with Damon - a participant in Project Access new workshop, the Project Development and Fundraising Training - is part of a series of interviews with nine of participants in the training. The interviews will be posted over the next two weeks.
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Damon Gerard Corrie
Founder/President of the Pan-Tribal Confederacy, member of the Lokono-Arawak Tribal Nation
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Jacob Che Frederick
Vice-President of the Pan Tribal Confederacy, member of the Kalinago-Carib Tribal Nation.
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Leah Stewart
Vice-President of the Pan-Tribal Confederacy
and Head of Women's Affairs
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At centre is Damon Gerard Corrie - inheritor of the
now ceremonial Hereditary Chieftaincy of the Eagle
Clan Arawaks. This photo was taken during his second
visit to the Presidential Palace in La Paz Bolivia in
2007.
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From left to right - Damon Corrie of the Pan-Tribal Confederacy of Indigenous
Tribal Nations and the United Confederation of Taino People, Bolivia's
Ambassador to the Organisation of American States Reynaldo Cuadros, Stuart Jamieson of
the Six Nations Iroquois Confederacy and Ronald Lameman of the Confederacy of
Treaty Six First Nations - at the Presidential Palace in La Paz Bolivia handing
over sacred gifts for President Evo Morales Ayma on behalf of the Lokono &
Taino Arawak, Kalinago-Carib and Cree Tribal Nations.
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Group photo of Damon Corrie and Ron Lameman with 9 Ministers, Senators and
other officials of the Government of President Evo Morales Ayma in La Paz Bolivia;
after the first of two private meetings Damon and Ron were invited to with the
government.
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HIS EXCELLENCY PRESIDENT EVO MORALES AYMA
The first democratically elected full-blooded Amerindian Head
of State in over 500 years of European colonial - and subsequent
Neo-Colonial occupation of the Western Hemisphere.
The Moral President of all Amerindian Tribal Nations.
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