Dinï ze’ Dsta’hyl finished sentencing! 60 day conditional sentence served at his home. Will post more details including things considered by the judge shortly!

Earlier this week Dinï ze’ Dtsa'hyl was sentenced to 60 days of imprisonment in his home on a Conditional Sentence Order, with no probation or community work hours. Dinï ze’ Dtsa’hyl will be appealing the guilty verdict. yintahaccess.com/news/2024/7/4/…

Charges dropped against two land defenders yintahaccess.com

"an ambitious, raw portrait of the Wet'suwet'en people's struggle and a necessary reminder that their efforts are ongoing...Yintah is as visually stunning as it is rousing, honestly and urgently claiming the Wet'suwet'en nation's sovereignty. Exclaim! exclaim.ca/film/article/y…

Today Canada joins the shameful list of countries where prisoners of conscience remain under house arrest or behind bars. Amnesty International has declared the first-ever prisoner of conscience in the country: Chief Dsta’hyl of the Wet'suwet'en Nation. amn.st/6015cN4D1

Misiyh for all your support! ✊🏽❤️

"The human rights organization ...called on the Canadian government to immediately release Chief Dsta’hyl ... At his trial last year, the Wet’suwet’en leader argued that he was upholding the nation’s traditional trespass law at the time of his arrest." thetyee.ca/News/2024/07/3…

Our ancient allies the #Gitxsan are protecting their laxyip! We stand with them and you should too. For all of us. #WeAreOne

"As heavy equipment and construction traffic started crossing Gitanyow lands this week, the chiefs announced they no longer support the project...They’re not welcome. And as far as we’re concerned, this pipeline needs a new environmental assessment.” 🔥 thenarwhal.ca/gitanyow-hered…

Chief Dsta’hyl of the Wet’suwet’en Nation, the first person in Canada to be designated by Amnesty International as a prisoner of conscience, will finish his court-ordered house arrest on Monday. amnesty.ca/human-rights-n…

"Civil Disobedience Work Plan...information sharing could potentially lead to information about people in Canada’s political activity being shared with intelligence agencies abroad" Read more here: thetyee.ca/News/2024/08/2…

Wet'suwet'en leader Sleydo' took the stand in B.C. Supreme Court in Smithers, where the Wet'suwet'en's abuse-of-process claim is being heard. cbc.ca/news/indigenou…

Sleydo’ continues her powerful truth telling today in the abuse of process trial. Shaylynn and Corey will follow this week in the traumatic reliving of their experiences. Please continue to send love and support. Misiyh.

Sleydo’ finished her cross examination today and Shaylynn started her testimony of how her human and charter rights were violated during and after the militarized raid at Coyote Camp in 2021. Corey will follow. cbc.ca/news/indigenou… #defendlanddedenders #alloutfirwedzinkwa