Canadian police attack aboriginal woman, her son
Thu Jul 26, 2012 9:53AM
What makes the right to use the law, the invented laws of Canada and send me off into first jail." Kwitsel Tatel, an aboriginal womanCanadian police have attacked an aboriginal woman and her son for engaging in their traditional practices in western Canada, Press TV reports. The violence happened outside a courtroom in Chilliwack, a city in the western province of British Columbia. The woman was singing a traditional song when she came under attack by several policemen.
The woman’s 8-year-old son tried to protect her, but he too was arrested by police.“What makes the right to use the law, the invented laws of Canada and send me off into first jail,” aboriginal woman Kwitsel Tatel told Press TV Most of the indigenous people in Canada suffer from poor educational, economic and social conditions. Iran has, for several times, voiced concern over the situation of the aboriginal citizens in the North American country. DB/JR/MA