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IITC (International Indian Treaty Council) Urges US to Rescind Trump’s Recent Actions Due to Human Rights Issues

Type
Literature
Publication
Carmen, A., Borrero, R. 2017. IITC (International Indian Treaty Council) Urges US to Rescind Trump’s Recent Actions Due to Human Rights Issues.
Year Published
2017
Organization
IITC
Description

It is the view of the International Indian Treaty Council (IITC) that the January 24 Executive Order and the Presidential Memoranda deny Indigenous Peoples’ right to due process, violate federal law, federal trust responsibility, and disregard international human rights norms, principles and standards and to which the U.S. is obligated. They also display a flagrant disregard for federal legal process.