Human rights report highlights Canada’s violation of Indigenous rights

A new report from Human Rights Watch highlights Canada’s violations of Indigenous rights, including a failure to provide clean and safe drinking water for First Nations communities. Alex Karpa reports.

[@michaelwarren202]

I don't understand. They want nothing to do with us, but yet at the same time, they want our stuffs and us to look after them?

[@michaelwarren202]

@Terry Fox was a victim of Genocide You lost the war, get over it. Its ours now. Learn how to deal.

[@GrampiesCorner]

@Terry Fox was a victim of Genocide hardly, firsr nations lost the country, could have been through war or the way it happened!
stop expropriation our culture and inventions!

[@JonniMartinez]

because this is their land and as a human right we must give them water and clean air

[@michaelwarren202]

@@JonniMartinez Its not their land anymore. They need to get over it.

[@g.c.3339]

Canada should declare a Public Welfare Emergency, under the EMA over this. Clearly, the existing infrastructure cannot provide drinking water for many Canadians without emergency effort - this has taken YEARS.... call it an emergency - which it is - and get it done.

[@omicrondelta249]

Kindof hard to run them clean water when they refuse to dig and lay pipes because of their culture

[@franklinfleming1237]

They want separate "rights" human rights are just fine

[@thehazelnutspread]

If a house has windows then why would it have a problem with poor ventilation?

[@chrisministerofsmartarsery3322]

And everyone else’s rights….ahem….vaccine mandates, the emergency act, travel mandates etc etc.

[@Dghxst]

Rights in general* you're seen though.

[@UndividedNetwork34]

lol, "human rights"?... you mean those things mentioned in the Charter that have no legal weight, and don't mean squat?

[@L-Daddario42]

Embarrassing is an understatement...👀
It truly is shameful.

[@shauncameron8390]

1:51
Those reservations sure can give some 3rd-world shantytowns a good run for their money.