idle no more造句

• The UTSU has been criticized for having taken controversial public positions on equity and racial issues on campus, as well as having become involved in controversial campaigns relating to certain global issues like the Sri Lankan conflict or the Israeli Apartheid campaign and federal issues like the Aboriginal movement Idle No More.
• She has worked as an editor for several collections, including : " Lighting the Eighth Fire ", " This Is an Honour Song ", and " The Winter We Danced : Voice from the Past, the Future and the Idle No More Movement ".
• The film also looks at efforts today by the Idle No More movement to fight for First Nations rights and documents the Nishiyuu, a 1, 600 kilometre ( 990 mi ) by a group of Cree youth from the Eeyou Istchee to the Canadian capital in the winter of 2013 to bring their concerns to Parliament Hill.
• During the Idle No More protest movement of 2012 2013, Chief Theresa Spence of the Attawapiskat First Nation mounted a liquids-only hunger strike and demanded a meeting with Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Governor General David Johnston, Atleo, and the Privy Council Office insisted the meeting not include the governor general to ensure no impression the governor general had the constitutional authority to change government policy.
• It has been actively promoting and educating on the'Free, Prior and Informed Consent'( FPIC ) provision of the UNDRIP ( with specific focus on Resource Extraction issues ), strongly supported the'Idle No More'movement in Canada, and explicitly engaged in the mandate of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada to witness and support those impacted by the Residential School system.
• They claimed Sun Media and Levant had a racist agenda and protested commentary made both in the Sun newspaper and on the Sun News Network around " the plight of Native Canadians, the funding of reserves, the Idle No More movement, and the ongoing hunger strike of Attawapiskat chief Theresa Spence . " Levant responded to protesters saying he supports reforming the Indian Act, which he called racist.
• This was followed by a busy period for the YCL, including organizing for the 17th World Festival of Youth and Students in South Africa, helping mobilize with the Occupy movement, working in Quebec and then across Canada to build support for the Quebec Student Strike, supporting the Idle No More movement, and linking many of these struggles with the 18th World Festival of Youth and Students in Ecuador.