Aboriginal women and rights

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Author/contributor
Title
Aboriginal women and rights
Abstract
It is time to set the record straight on the Native Women's Association of Canada's position on matrimonial real property (MRP). I am frustrated when the media are blindly led to write clearly biased reports without getting all of the facts ("Proposed changes would boost women's property rights", Leader Post, April 24). Beginning in October 2006, the NWAC heard ideas, opinions and solutions from aboriginal women who have been directly impacted by the lack of legal recourse to the equal division of their matrimonial home on reserve. I was encouraged to learn about the resilience of the women we heard from. NWAC totally supports her report and, in fact, supports the fact that First Nations have a continued inherent right to their lands and territories. The aboriginal women with whom we consulted reiterated this as well.
Publication
Leader Post
Place
Regina, Sask., Canada
Date
May 4, 2007
Section
Letters
Pages
B8
Language
English
Short Title
Aboriginal women and rights
ISSN
08392870
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8/8/24, 2:03 PM
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ProQuest
Rights
(Copyright The Leader-Post (Regina) 2007)
Extra
Num Pages: 0 Publisher: Postmedia Network Inc.
Citation
Jacobs, B. (2007, May 4). Aboriginal women and rights. Leader Post, B8. https://www.proquest.com/docview/349951589/abstract/C8DDE8313F044C8FPQ/10
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