CALL TO ACTION: JUNE 15 – Unist’ot’en/Wet’suwet’en Frontline Solidarity Request

submitted to the Earth First! Newswire

Greetings from unceded Unist’ot’en territory,

The Unist’ot’en are counting on supporters to mobilize in a big way for the next step in our legal battle. From June 11-14, the BC Supreme Court will rule on the interim injunction. It will either be extended to an interlocutory injunction, giving a pass to more RCMP violence, or dismissed, ending the human rights violations. But regardless of the outcome in the courts, it is not up to colonial government and industry giants to determine our fate. We remain unceded, undefeated, sovereign and victorious.

On January 8th, you took action! You organized rallies and marches. You made solidarity statements. You wrote your representatives. You put on fundraisers and donated to the Legal Fund. You pledged to stand by the Unist’ot’en.

Now, we need you to stand up again, on June 15 regardless of the court outcome. The time is NOW to recognize indigenous sovereignty around the world. It is up to the Wet’suwet’en and our supporters to determine What’s Next.

WAYS TO SUPPORT:

★ Take Action where you live on June 15! (See Supporter Toolkit for ideas http://unistoten.camp/supportertoolkit/)

★ Come to the Land: We are in need of long-term Indigneous supporters and allies who can be self-sufficient and spend a significant amount of time on the land (http://unistoten.camp/come-to-camp/camp-registration/)

★ Fundraise For Legal Support: http://unistoten.camp/support-us/donate/ (Please observe our Solidarity Fundraiser Protocols:http://unistoten.camp/fundraiserprotocols/)

★ Educate: Create a Solidarity Statement and spread the word through media!

★ Share/Like/Comment: Please create a buzz around our latest Call to Action by sharing in your networks:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unistoten/posts/2693534834054078
Twitter: https://twitter.com/UnistotenCamp/status/1134553783713746944
Blog: http://unistoten.camp/whatsnext/

Thank you!
– MJ and Anne, on behalf of Freda Huson, hereditary spokesperson of Unist’ot’en

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