PELTIER, LEONARD.

  • Democracy Now! August 6, 2002

    A LOOK AT THE CASE OF LEONARD PELTIER |The Hague Invasion Act : Bush signs a new law designed to intimidate countries that ratify the treaty for the international criminal court. The Case Of Indigenous Rights Activist Leonard Peltier: As FBI powers rapidly expand during the so-called War on Terror, a history of the FBI…

  • Democracy Now! June 28, 2002

    FILMMAKER CHRIS EYRE AND MARQUETTA SHEILDS, DAUGHTER OF LEONARD PELTIER |9:00-9:01 Billboard: Today, a conversation with Native American filmmaker Chris Eyre, director of Smoke Signals, the first full-length feature film written, directed and performed by American Indians. We talk to him about his new movie Skins, the only feature-length film ever made on the Pine…

  • Democracy Now! September 11, 2001 (interrupted by news)

    THANKSGIVING SPECIAL: NATIVE AMERICAN ACTIVIST LEONARD PELTIER SPEAKS FROM PRISON [Replay DN! November 23, 2000] |THANKSGIVING SPECIAL: NATIVE AMERICAN ACTIVIST LEONARD PELTIER SPEAKS FROM PRISON Archbishop Desmond Tutu says he should be freed. Amnesty International calls him a political prisoner. The FBI says he’s a cold blooded murderer. Today an hour with jailed Native American…

  • Democracy Now! September 19, 2001

    RAMSEY CLARK ON US WAR CRIMES [Replay of DN! October 16, 1998] |RAMSEY CLARK ON US WAR CRIMES [Replay of DN! October 16, 1998]

  • Democracy Now! October 16, 1998

    Ramsey Clark on US War Crimes |(50 Minutes) Ramsey Clark on US War Crimes Ramsey Clark, the former US Attorney General blasts the US for its real war crimes. At a news conference yesterday sponsored by Amnesty International, 13-year-old Cyrus Peltier, grandson of Native American political prosoner Leonard Peltier, pleaded with the Clinton administration to…

  • Crossroads / produced by Elisabeth Perez-Luna.

    Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective. Produced by independent producers and includes commentaries and reviews by established critics, artists and writers.|CROSSROADS / produced by Elizabeth Perez-Luna. – Ongoing weekly radio newsmagazine focusing upon minority issues and broader issues from a minority perspective. Produced by independent producers…

  • Free the people : the case of Leonard Peltier / produced by John Trudell.

    On Native American history, government policies toward them, Indian-white relations, Peltier’s specific legal case, and views about Native Americans.

  • Organizing indigenous peoples to fight agression : A.I.M. / Dennis Banks ; interviewed and produced by Bob DeBolt.

    Dennis Banks, co-founder of A.I.M. (The American Indian Movement) discusses how that organization was a response to police brutality against Native Americans in Minneapolis, and also to deal with issues of unemployment, poor housing, and the B.I.A. (Bureau of Indian Affairs). AIM has also fought against treaty violations, and government efforts to attack Indian culture…