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Support jailed Mi’kmaq Warriors: Court roundups and fundraising

by Amanda Lickers for Reclaim Turtle Island
April 6, 2014
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Demonstration against shale gas on unceded Mi’kmaq territory in Kent County on Dec. 2, 2014. Photo from Reclaim Turtle Island.

Mi’kmaq Warriors, Germaine Jr Breau and Aaron Francis, who have been held in custody since the day of the raid on Oct. 17th, are now facing trial in Moncton courts. They are currently facing indictable charges for being true to their inherent responsibilities as L’nu people by protecting the lands and waters against corporate imperialists, SWN.

We are unsure how much longer Aaron and Jr will have to sit in jail, having already served over 5 months without conviction. The financial burden of supporting imprisoned warriors has been carried solely by the family and loved ones and it’s time that changed. Again we are uncertain as to the outcomes of sentencing, but Jr and Aaron have plead to a number of charges. Support funds will be used for canteen, phone calls (which are both collect & long distance), gas for visits, etc. Please donate here. Thanks to everyone for their ongoing and continued support to date.

For a full update on all of the charges (those that were dropped, plead to and now on trial) please go here. To get a feeling of how court is going so far, check out the court roundups from the Halifax Media Coop,  RCMP Tactical Officer Cross Examination: “My function is not to negotiate”, and Crown’s first eyewitness, RCMP ERT member “My report writing is just sub-standard.” To continue to follow the trials, follow @mileshowe on Twitter as he is releasing daily courtroom roundups and @defendourlands #WarriorsCourt for sneaky-live-tweeting and other updates.

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