Wednesday, December 27, 2017
Tuesday, December 19, 2017
Ignored Inheritance
Native Hawaiians received an apology from the USA for overthrow of the
Kingdom (US Public Law 103-150).
But without compensation for illegally seized lands & property, Native Hawaiian inheritance is hugely and wrongly diminished.
Chief beneficiary of this aggressive crime is the US Federal Government, who occupy far too much of the 1,800,000 acres of crown, government & public lands of the Kingdom of Hawaii taken without the consent of or compensation to the Native Hawaiian people or their sovereign government.
Until legal reconciliation is achieved, Native Hawaiian descendants should not be liable for US Federal taxes or duties.
But without compensation for illegally seized lands & property, Native Hawaiian inheritance is hugely and wrongly diminished.
Chief beneficiary of this aggressive crime is the US Federal Government, who occupy far too much of the 1,800,000 acres of crown, government & public lands of the Kingdom of Hawaii taken without the consent of or compensation to the Native Hawaiian people or their sovereign government.
Until legal reconciliation is achieved, Native Hawaiian descendants should not be liable for US Federal taxes or duties.
Monday, December 18, 2017
Han Sang-gyun, political prisoner in Korea
South Korea continues to imprison Han Sang-gyun (한상균), the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions KCTU President. He was arrested for leading demonstrations against the corrupt Park Geun-hye administration. Although a new government is now in power, he's still held behind bars as a political prisoner.
Amnesty International (link) as well as the global Public Services International (link) trade union federation, and many others monitoring global injustice demand Korea release Han Sang-gyun. President Moon Jae-in, a positive force in many ways, could pardon Han Sang-gyun immediately. Non-violent civil disobedience should be cherished in South Korea... instead, we see resurgence of controls & democracy suppressed.
Corruption & chauvinism in South Korea must be stopped.
Free Han Sang-gyun !
Amnesty International (link) as well as the global Public Services International (link) trade union federation, and many others monitoring global injustice demand Korea release Han Sang-gyun. President Moon Jae-in, a positive force in many ways, could pardon Han Sang-gyun immediately. Non-violent civil disobedience should be cherished in South Korea... instead, we see resurgence of controls & democracy suppressed.
Corruption & chauvinism in South Korea must be stopped.
Free Han Sang-gyun !
Sunday, December 17, 2017
American Accounting
When a person is kidnapped, beaten, and forced to work many months or years without pay, there should be criminal liability; surely businesses or individuals profiting from forced labor should pay compensation. Simply to free the slaves is not enough.
Friday, December 15, 2017
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