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Tina Fontaine’s death shows how little is being done for indigenous women - The Globe and Mail

21.8.14

Tina Fontaine’s death shows how little is being done for indigenous women - The Globe and Mail: Tina was a member of the Sagkeeng First Nation but her loss is deeply felt beyond the local community, as her death is only the latest in the widespread brutality against native women and girls. While Canada might claim to be in an era of reconciliation with indigenous communities, the government’s response to the deaths demonstrates an utter lack of respect for Indigenous people’s lives. Justice Minister Peter MacKay’s mere “prayers and condolences” are evidence that in the place of actual justice, the government continues to provide nothing but empty words with each new murder.


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