Nov. 2 2012 Genocide / Apartheid Information Submission to the U.N. Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous people by: Ka-nyen-geh-ha-kah (Mohawk) Workers of Grand River – Kanata

Information to the Special Rapporteur on indigenous rights from Mohawk Workers

November 2 2012 Information Submission

c/o OHCHR-UNOG
Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Palais Wilson
1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland

Source:

Jason Bowman (for Bill Squire)

Summary of Events:
On-going violations of indigenous peoples’ rights over lands and natural resources, including dispossession and removal, lack of prior consultation regarding development projects, and other transgressions including violations of treaty and human rights at Tutela Heights and elsewhere within the Haldimand (Ouse / Grand River Territory).

To: Special Rapporteur on the rights of indigenous peoples

c/o OHCHR-UNOG
Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights
Palais Wilson
1211 Geneva 10, Switzerland

Source:	Jason Bowman (for Bill Squire)
Source Contact Information:	Address: Kanata Village – 440 Mohawk Street Brantford, Ontario, Canada, N3T 3C4E-mail: greatwhiteroots@gmail.comWebsite: https://rotinonshonnionhwetkanatahere.wordpress.com
Description of Submitting Organization:	The Kanienkahagen people of the Mohawk Nation of the Ouse / Grand River Territory (as the Mohawk Workers) represent the ‘head’ and leaders of the League of Five Nations Confederacy, and are trustees and protectors of the Haldimand Proclamation of 1784
Alleged Victims or Community Affected:	The Mohawk Workers as the Kanienkahagen people of the Mohawk Nation of the Ouse / Grand River Territory
Alleged Perpetrators:	Bill Doherty, Walton Development and Management GP Ltd., Riverbend Asset Management Corporation, the County of Brant, the Province of Ontario, the County of Canada, and others to be named.
Summary of Events:	On-going violations of indigenous peoples’ rights over lands and natural resources, including dispossession and removal, lack of prior consultation regarding development projects, and other transgressions including violations of treaty and human rights at Tutela Heights and elsewhere within the Haldimand (Ouse / Grand River Territory).
Additional Comments:	Canadian federal and provincial legislation and policies have directly impacted the Kanienkahagen people of the Mohawk Nation of the Ouse / Grand River Territory as indigenous peoples in ways set out within the attached preliminary synthesis of allegation information.
Documents:	[See: Attached November 2, 2012 Preliminary Synthesis of Allegation Information from Jason Bowman]

Please see attached synthesis of pertinent information as per Mr. Anaya’s direction.

November 2 2012 Information to the Special Rapporteur

The Mohawks of the Ouse / Grand River territory plan to submit these allegations to the Ontario Superior Court on Friday including a motion for directions, and also to the Federal Court of Canada shortly thereafter.  We have copied the Ontario Ministers of Environment, Culture and the Attorney General as well as forwarded our complaint allegations to Ontario’s Private Security and Investigative Services Branch of the Ministry of Community Safety and Correctional Services. We are thankful for the opportunity to have submitted same to the U.N. Special Rapporteur’s office.

Our hope is that the alleged offending entities including branches / arms of Canadian governments may be compelled to respect relevant international protocols commencing on Friday domestically.  We understand that mechanisms take time to work. Our fear is that further disturbances, digging and disruption / corruption of these sacred sites and other irreparable harm will be permitted to occur at the hands of the Ontario Superior Court and / or other Canadian entities notwithstanding our allegations and objections.

May 20, 2013 – New York, NY

Ka-nyen-geh-ha-kah (Mohawk) Workers address redress and followup at UN with James Anaya, Special  Rapporteur, and human rights officials RE: November 2, 2013 case against Canada, et al. respecting apartheid / genocide & restoration of a Homeland.

May 20, 2013 “Victoria Day” Meeting between the Mohawk Workers of the Ouse / Grand River representing the Ka-nyen-geh-ha-kah (Mohawks) of Grand River and UN Special Rapporteur James Anaya in respect of an apartheid / genocide case against Canada, Walton International, and other entities took place:

Seeking: Full compensation for all damages including apartheid, genocide and lands usurped and corrupted without color of right.

Our hope is that the alleged offending entities including branches / arms of Canadian governments may be compelled to respect relevant international protocols commencing on Friday domestically.  We understand that mechanisms take time to work. Our fear is that further disturbances, digging and disruption / corruption of these sacred sites and other irreparable harm will be permitted to occur at the hands of the Ontario Superior Court and / or other Canadian entities notwithstanding our allegations and objections.