After spending 7 years detained in Turkey, Charman Smith is now home
Carcross/Tagish First Nation citizen Charman Smith denies she had any knowledge of the illegal substance found in her possession.
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MAiD in prison: nine inmates have used Canada’s assisted-death program
The first three offenders were shackled and observed by prison staff
Saskatchewan judge releases Saulteaux sisters on bail while minister reviews murder case
“I’m shocked but thank you,” Odelia says to supporters in Yorkton, Sask.
Congress of Aboriginal People should be respected not demonized, says vice chief
The Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) says the federal government is leaving out the voices…
Saskatchewan’s request for media ban on Saulteaux sisters’ bail hearing ‘absurd’: Advocates
‘It’s like they have a policy ’till death do us part’,’’ says CAP vice-chief.
CAP says justice system should be handed over to Indigenous Peoples
The head of the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) is calling on the federal and…
Tagish woman appeals to Global Affairs to get her out of Turkey, complete sentence in Canada
Charman Smith was sentenced for drug trafficking in 2016.
‘Our people are political prisoners’: CAP calls on Trudeau to help with immediate release of sisters
David Milgaard also says the conviction of two sisters from Saskatchewan is a ‘terrible injustice.’
CAP national chief vows to put forgotten organization ‘back on track’
This year the Congress of Aboriginal Peoples (CAP) turns 50 and it couldn’t be more…