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Mercredi 21 janvier 2009 3 21 /01 /Jan /2009 21:52

URGENT ALERT! Leonard Peltier’s Safety Is In Jeopardy!

Posted by admin On January - 21 - 2009

20 January 2009

URGENT ALERT! Leonard Peltier’s Safety Is In Jeopardy!

Dear LP Supporters,

I am so OUTRAGED! My brother Leonard was severely beaten upon his arrival at the Canaan Federal Penitentiary. When he went into population after his transfer, some inmates assaulted him. The severity of his injuries is that he suffered numerous blows to his head and body, receiving a large bump on his head, possibly a concussion, and numerous bruises. Also, one of his fingers is swollen and discolored and he has pain in his chest and ribcage. There was blood everywhere from his injuries.

We feel that prison authorities at the prompting of the FBI orchestrated this attack and thus, we are greatly concerned about his safety. It may be that the attackers, whom Leonard did not even know, were offered reduced sentences for carrying out this heinous assault. Since Leonard is up for parole soon, this could be a conspiracy to discredit a model prisoner.

He was placed in solitary confinement and only given one meal, this is generally done when you won’t name your attackers; incidentally being only given one meal seriously jeopardizes his health because of his diabetes. Prison officials refuse to release any info to the family, but they need to hear from his supporters to protect his safety, as does President Obama. His attorneys are trying to get calls into him now.

This attack on LP comes on the heels of the FBI’s recent letter, prompting this attack by FBI supporters as an attempt to discredit LP as a model prisoner. Anyone who has been in the prison system knows well that if you refuse to name your attackers or file charges against them, then you lose your status as a victim and/or given points against your possible parole and labeled as a perpetrator.

It is not uncommon, in fact is quite common for the government to use Indian against Indian and they still operate under the old adage “it takes an Indian to catch an Indian”. In 1978, they made an attempt to assassinate him through another Indian man who was also at Marion prison with LP. But Standing Deer chose to reveal the plot to him instead of taking his life in exchange FOR A CHANCE AT FREEDOM. When Standing Deer was released in 2001, he joined the former Leonard Peltier Defense Committee as a board member. He also began to speak on Leonard’s behalf until his murder six years ago today. Prior to his murder, Standing Deer confided with close friends and associates that the same man who visited him in Marion to assassinate Peltier, had came to Houston, TX and told him that he had better stay away from Peltier and anything to do with him.

We are aware that currently, the FBI is actively seeking support for his continued imprisonment of Leonard Peltier and also also seeking support from Native People. So please be aware, and keep Leonard in your prayers. The FBI is apparently afraid of the impact we are having. If they will set him up to blemish his record just before a parole hearing, what will they do when it looks like his freedom will become a reality? We need to make sure that nothing happens to him again!

Please write the President, send it priority or registered mail. Email to Change.gov or email President Obama. Call your congressional representatives and write letters, not email, to them. Do what you can to get the word out to insure that LP is receiving adequate medical attention for his injuries.

I am asking you, supporters of Leonard and advocates of justice at this time to help. I don’t know what else to do. Please Help!

Thank you.

Betty Ann Peltier-Solano
Executive Coordinator
Leonard Peltier Defense Offense Committee

Also call and request Leonard be treated with dignity and respect.
Canaan Federal Prison: 570-488-8000.

Urgent!!!!
Write to the Federal Bureau of Prisons on behalf of Leonard Peltier regarding his transfer of Monday, January 12th 2009!!!!!

January 9, 2009

Leonard is being uprooted and relocated to a different prison on Monday, January 12th, 2009. Turtle Mountain is requesting that Leonard be transferred to the reservation’s custody, and as alternatives there are federal facilities in Sandstone, Minnesota and Oxford, Wisconsin which could accommodate him.

Please send the following correspondence or similar as soon as possible to:

Federal Bureau of Prisons
Designation and Sentence Computation Center (DSCC)
Grand Prairie Office Complex
U.S. Armed Forces Reserve Complex
346 Marine Forces Drive
Grand Prairie, TX 75051
E-mail to: GRA-DSC/PolicyCorrespondence&AdminRemedies@bop.gov
Or Fax to: 972-352-4395

Re: Leonard Peltier ##89637-132

Dear DSCC Officials:

I am contacting you seeking consideration for Mr. Leonard Peltier who will be transferred from Lewisburg, Pennsylvania on Monday, January 12th, 2009. Mr. Peltier has been a model prisoner and deserves to be transferred to a lower security prison based on his prison history and the BOP’s publicized standards of transfer requirements.

The Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation has passed a tribal resolution asking to take custody and care for Mr. Peltier, including oversight of his integration plan and post placement. Please consider this option for Mr. Peltier’s transfer first and foremost.

Mr. Peltier should be transferred to a facility close to his home based on the hardship policy of the Bureau of Prisons, because not only has he grown older while in prison, but his family has grown older, is on a fixed income which limits the time they can visit him. Mr. Peltier has served over 32 years in prison, more than half of his life, and deserves to be close to his family during this crucial time in his and their lives. He has several bad health conditions that warrant attention and as most well know is reaching the life expectancy of prisoners.

For these reasons I ask that you transfer Mr. Peltier to the Turtle Mountain Reservation’s custody as soon as possible. The alternatives that would help satisfy this request are either the federal facility in Sandstone Minnesota or Oxford Wisconsin as both are near in proximity to his family.

In the name of all things good and humane, I ask you to do the right thing for compassion’s sake in the transfer of Leonard Peltier today. Thank you and may the Creator bless you.

Sincerely,
<Your Name>
<Your Address>
<Your City, Your State, Your Zip Code>
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Please write to the Federal Bureau of Prisons on behalf of Leonard Peltier regarding his transfer of Monday, January 12th, 2009!!!!!
January 9, 2009
Dear Friends & Family:
We are aware that the Bureau of Prisons has a standard reply to the e-mails sent to the DSCC. Please do not stop writing the DSCC because by filling up their in-box, we are making them notice our requests. To assure that the proper officials are getting the message about Leonard’s transfer please cc e-mails directly to Lewisburg USP at the e-mail or address below. Thank you.
Warden
USP Lewisburg
US Penitentiary
2400 Robert F. Miller Drive
Lewisburg, PA 17837
Phone: 570-523-1251
Fax: 570-522-7745
E-mail: LEW/EXECASSISTANT@BOP.GOV
Also contact:
D. Scott Dodrill, Regional Director
Northeast Regional Office
US Custom House
2nd & Chesnut Street
Philadephia, PA 19106
Phone: 215-521-7301
E-mail: NERO/EXECASSISTANT@BOP.GOV

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Vendredi 26 septembre 2008 5 26 /09 /Sep /2008 18:06
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Lundi 22 septembre 2008 1 22 /09 /Sep /2008 18:40
MANIFESTATION DE SOLIDARITE AVEC LA BOLIVIE
VENDREDI 26 SEPTEMBRE 2008
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PLACE DES INNOCENTS
PARIS - (Chatelet)
 
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Lundi 22 septembre 2008 1 22 /09 /Sep /2008 18:38

REUNION

Pour la préparation de la Journée

Internationale de Solidarité

Avec les Peuples Indiens des Amériques

Jeudi 25 septembre 2008 à 19h30

au CICP – 21ter rue Voltaire (11

 

ème)

Paris le 22 septembre 2008

Cher(ère)s membres du CSIA,

Nous vous invitons le

25 septembre prochain à une réunion préparatoire de la Journée

Internationale de Solidarité avec les Peuples Indiens des Amériques qui aura lieu le samedi 11 octobre

2008 de 14h à 22h à la salle Pablo Neruda, à Bobigny (93).

Comme chaque année, nous avons besoin de vous pour l’organisation de cette journée :

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Affichage : affiches et tracts seront à disposition à partir du jeudi 25 septembre, à l’accueil du

CICP, de 10h à 13h et de 14h à 20h ainsi qu’à la permanence de notre local (les mardis, de 16h

à 20h)

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Stands: bar, table de presse, billetterie, sécurité, confection de gâteaux, cakes, tartes, etc.

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Transport : besoin d’aide (et de voitures) pour transporter les délégués et le matériel.

Tout en espérant vous voir nombreux à cette réunion du 25 septembre, nous vous proposons

également de nous téléphoner pour nous faire part de vos suggestions.

Bien cordialement,

Le Bureau du CSIA

Pour nous permettre de mieux nous organiser, merci de nous retourner ce feuillet ou bien de nous l’apporter le 25 septembre.

Merci.

Je souhaiterais participer à la journée d’octobre en aidant pour :

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Affichage, distribution de tracts

O

 

Tenue de tables de presse

O

 

Tenue du bar

O

 

Confection de gâteaux

O

 

Billetterie

O Sécurité

O

 

Transport et / ou accueil des délégués

O

 

Autres : ……………………………………………………………………………………………………

Nom, prénom, adresse, téléphone : ………………………………………………………………………………………………

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COMITÉ DE SOLIDARITÉ AVEC LES INDIENS DES AMÉRIQUES

 

 

info@csia-nitassinan.org

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ssociation loi 1901 à but non lucratif

- 21ter rue Voltaire - 75011 PARIS -

Tél 01 43 73 05 80 - Fax 01 43 72 15 77 -

 

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Lundi 15 septembre 2008 1 15 /09 /Sep /2008 21:53

INVITATION 
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Journées Amérindiennes
Festival organisé par Amnesty International le 19 et 20 septembre, avec la participation du CSIA-Nitassinan
Un an après l’adoption par l’ONU de la Déclaration des droits des peuples autochtones, Amnesty organise deux Journées Amérindiennes, festival de documentaires suivis de débats, pour faire le point sur ce continent. Les luttes emblématiques que mènent les Ashaninka au Brésil, les Mapuche au Chili, les Kaska au Canada, les Sarayaku en Équateur, etc., pour la défense de leurs droits sociaux, économiques et culturels, nous permettront de dresser un premier bilan sur la situation des Amérindiens.
Venez nombreux !!!

Les 19 et 20 Septembre
au Théatre de Neuilly

 
167 av. Charles de Gaulle- 92200 Neuilly Sur Seine
Métro ligne 1 : Pont de Neuilly 
Participation libre


Programme des Journées Amérindiennes

Vendredi 19 septembre 2008 :

18h00 : Accueil du public (placement libre)

18h45 : « Le sang de la terre : le combat des U’was » (Colombie)

19h45 : Pause (possibilité de collation)

20h00 : « Sipakapa no se vende » (Guatemala)

21h00 : Débat autour des droits économiques, en présence du maire de Neuilly

22h00 : Fin


Samedi 20 septembre 2008 :

14h30 : Accueil du public (placement libre)

15h00 : Intervention d’une personnalité sur les droits des peuples amérindiens

15h10 : « Voyage en mémoire indienne » (Canada)

16h50 : « La Voie d'un peuple » (Mexique)

17h00 : Débat autour des droits socioculturels

18h00 : Pause (possibilité de collation)

19h00 : « Entretien avec José Huenchunao » (Chili)

19h20 : « Regard vers l’intérieur, militarisation au Guerrero » (Mexique)

20h00 : « Soy el defensor de la selva, Sarayaku » (Equateur)

20h20 : « Nous luttons mais nous mangeons des fruits » (Brésil)

21h00 : Débat autour des aspects judiciaires et du travail d’Amnesty
           International et des autres ONG

22h00 : Conclusion
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