Asserting First Nations Rights since 1985
The Assembly of First Nations Quebec-Labrador (AFNQL) is the political organization that unites and represents the 43 First Nations of Quebec and Labrador. Since 1985, it has defended their rights, supported their governments in their political, social, economic, and cultural initiatives, and provided a common voice to provincial and federal governments and other partners. Its primary role is to promote the self-determination and well-being of First Nations, respecting their traditions and inherent rights.
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Hier, l’APNQL se tenait aux côtés du Conseil des femmes élues - APNQL dans le cadre du dévoilement de la cartographie FF2E+ADA de Femmes Autochtones du Québec (@faqqnw).
Il s’agit d’un moment important, chargé d’émotions, pour mettre en lumière des réalités qui continuent d’affecter profondément nos communautés, et pour contribuer à offrir des réponses aux familles et aux proches des victimes.
L’APNQL tient à souligner l’importance de reconnaître ces enjeux et de travailler de manière collaborative afin d’assurer la sécurité de nos communautés, en particulier celle des femmes, des filles et des personnes bispirituelles.
Nous saluons le travail colossal accompli et réitérons notre engagement à poursuivre les efforts en ce sens.
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Yesterday, the AFNQL stood alongside the Elected Women’s Council as part of the unveiling of the MMIWG2S+ mapping initiative from Quebec Native Women (@faqqnw).
This was an important and emotionally significant moment to shed light on realities that continue to deeply affect our communities, and to help provide answers to the families and loved ones of the victims.
The AFNQL wishes to underscore the importance of recognizing these issues and working collaboratively to ensure the safety of our communities, particularly that of women, girls, and Two-Spirit people.
We commend the tremendous work accomplished and reaffirm our commitment to continuing these efforts.
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Journée nationale des langues autochtones | 31 mars ✊
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National Indigenous Languages Day | March 31st ✊
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