Legal Briefs, co-authored by Lorraine Garcia
via United Nations Committee on the Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD), 88th Session, 2015
Apache-Ndé-Nneé Working Group. Shadow Report for the United Nations Convention on the Elimination... more Apache-Ndé-Nneé Working Group. Shadow Report for the United Nations Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD) Committee, 88th Session: November 2015, Review of the Holy See.
The Apache-Ndé-Nneé Working Group Shadow Report in its entirety makes the case for, amongst other things, the need for a Truth Commission regarding the Holy See and the Inter Caetera and the Apache-Ndé-Nneé and Indigenous Peoples, reparations and changes in related and resulting laws and policies regarding Indigenous territories and sovereignty therein, and a legally-formal and public rescinding by the Holy See of the Inter Caetera and its legal, political, spiritual and territorial legacies. The past and ongoing effects, as exhibited in the Apache-Ndé-Nneé Working Group Shadow Report, of crimes against humanity and genocide, including cultural genocide, ethnocide, ecocide, and environmental racism as-experienced by the Apache-Ndé-Nneé and that result from the legacy of the Inter Caetera must be addressed legally and formally, and with proper and Indigenous FPIC-based redress and remedy, including but not limited to in the context of the option of a full and formal Truth Commission. Formal and direct legal codification must be made that denounces and rescinds all subsequent and related regional, national and international legal decisions, treaties and codifications based on and developed from the inherent racism against Indigenous Peoples of the Inter Caetera.
https://tbinternet.ohchr.org/Treaties/CERD/Shared%20Documents/VAT/INT_CERD_NGO_VAT_22151_E.pdf
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Legal Briefs, co-authored by Lorraine Garcia
The Apache-Ndé-Nneé Working Group Shadow Report in its entirety makes the case for, amongst other things, the need for a Truth Commission regarding the Holy See and the Inter Caetera and the Apache-Ndé-Nneé and Indigenous Peoples, reparations and changes in related and resulting laws and policies regarding Indigenous territories and sovereignty therein, and a legally-formal and public rescinding by the Holy See of the Inter Caetera and its legal, political, spiritual and territorial legacies. The past and ongoing effects, as exhibited in the Apache-Ndé-Nneé Working Group Shadow Report, of crimes against humanity and genocide, including cultural genocide, ethnocide, ecocide, and environmental racism as-experienced by the Apache-Ndé-Nneé and that result from the legacy of the Inter Caetera must be addressed legally and formally, and with proper and Indigenous FPIC-based redress and remedy, including but not limited to in the context of the option of a full and formal Truth Commission. Formal and direct legal codification must be made that denounces and rescinds all subsequent and related regional, national and international legal decisions, treaties and codifications based on and developed from the inherent racism against Indigenous Peoples of the Inter Caetera.
https://tbinternet.ohchr.org/Treaties/CERD/Shared%20Documents/VAT/INT_CERD_NGO_VAT_22151_E.pdf
The Apache-Ndé-Nneé Working Group Shadow Report in its entirety makes the case for, amongst other things, the need for a Truth Commission regarding the Holy See and the Inter Caetera and the Apache-Ndé-Nneé and Indigenous Peoples, reparations and changes in related and resulting laws and policies regarding Indigenous territories and sovereignty therein, and a legally-formal and public rescinding by the Holy See of the Inter Caetera and its legal, political, spiritual and territorial legacies. The past and ongoing effects, as exhibited in the Apache-Ndé-Nneé Working Group Shadow Report, of crimes against humanity and genocide, including cultural genocide, ethnocide, ecocide, and environmental racism as-experienced by the Apache-Ndé-Nneé and that result from the legacy of the Inter Caetera must be addressed legally and formally, and with proper and Indigenous FPIC-based redress and remedy, including but not limited to in the context of the option of a full and formal Truth Commission. Formal and direct legal codification must be made that denounces and rescinds all subsequent and related regional, national and international legal decisions, treaties and codifications based on and developed from the inherent racism against Indigenous Peoples of the Inter Caetera.
https://tbinternet.ohchr.org/Treaties/CERD/Shared%20Documents/VAT/INT_CERD_NGO_VAT_22151_E.pdf