ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 7月10日 09時33分

Photo by Sara Hylton @sarahyltonphoto | Tracey George Heese sits in a tepee on buffalo skin, a symbol that reminds her of her late mother, Winnifred George. Winnifred was murdered and discovered next to a park bench in Edmonton, Alberta, more than 20 years ago. Tracey still has no answers and is among countless others who await justice. To those in power and authority, Tracey asks: “Have you really heard any of us?” In early June, Canada released the results of its three-year inquiry into missing and murdered indigenous women and girls. The inquiry concludes that violence against women, girls, and LGBTQ people "amounts to a race-based genocide of Indigenous peoples, including First Nations, Inuit, and Métis.” For more stories on MMIW follow me @sarahyltonphoto #Canada #NationalInquiry #MMIW

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lynskysaron How sad and shameful is this to take the lives of The true keepers of the earth - who learnt to live in harmony with nature- whom when killing an animal for FOOD - always showed respect and gave thanks - and did not just TAKE, TAKE as they do today

markabel1978 I am deeply sorry about your your mother.but I pray and wish better things for you in the future??????????????

ni_minimal Respect and honor females for bringing life into this world. Winnifred RIP. Justice for her❤️??

andreas_efthymiou @marilena_theodorou ....eperasa tin gliora tze enomiza isoun esi??‍♂️??

udjoglekar Native red Indians have the first right on all the resources.

sandyboissinot Je trouve cela vraiment Triste ☹️ Pour ce Peuple. ?

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