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Unist'ot'en Camp

Statement from Unist'ot'en camp

The Wetโ€™suwetโ€™en Hereditary Chiefs have by absolutely no means agreed to let the Coastal GasLink pipeline tear through our traditional territories. On January 7th at the Gidumtโ€™en access point, the RCMP used excessive and brutal force... While the chiefs have a responsibility to protect the land, they also have a duty to protect our land defenders... The agreement we made allows Coastal GasLink to temporarily work behind the Unistโ€™otโ€™en gate. This will continue to be a waste of their time and resources as they will not be building a pipeline in our traditional territory... There can be no question now that this is an issue of Wetโ€™suwetโ€™en Rights and Title. We have demonstrated that this fight is about more than a pipeline; it is about the right of Indigenous peoples around the world to exercise Free, Prior, and Informed Consent.

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