Aatuvaa, Aantiuriu, Mai 7, 2021 − Ullumi tusaqtittigatta nutaamik Tukisiqattautisimaniqmut Titiraqsimajunik (MOU) ikajurutinik ukuninga Juunaitat Kiingtam-Kanatami Inuit Nunangat amma Ukiurtaqturmi…
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“Angijummaringmik taakkunanngat gavamatuqakkut kiinaujaqutiksalirininginnit ikajuqtugausimaniqaratta. Qulanngilangalu qanutigi kiinaujanik qiturngiuqtitsisimaniarningita turaangatitaujunik Inungnut, Iqqilingnut ammalu Allangajunut,” uqaqhluni Inuit Tapiriikunnut Kanatami Angijuqqaangat Natan Obed
Kanatami Sivuliqtirjuangat Jastin Turuutu, Angajuqqaaq Nataan Uupit Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami, Ministaujut Aulattijiit, ammalu Niruaqtausimajut Inuit Sivuliqtingit Inuvialuit Kuapuriisannganik, Nunavut Tunngavik Timinganik, Makivik Kuapuriisannganit, ammalu Nunatsiavut Gavamangingnit qarisaujakkut katimaqqaungmata ullumi Inuit−Gavamatuqakkut Piliriqatigiittut Katimajingit Katimaniqaqtillugit.
The ITK Board of Directors met virtually last week week and passed a resolution to endorse Bill C-15 An Act respecting the United Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, as well as proposed amendments to strengthen the legislation.
Ungataaniittunit 113,900 kiinarmut matuat, 563,000 qaujiqtut allarutiit ammalu 438nit anginilimmik katillugit imalinnit uasautinit nassiujjisimajut ikajuqtugit saputisimagunnaqullugit inuit qanimanaqtuqtaqarningani nunaliujunit Nunavumi, Nunavimmi, Inuvialuit Nunanganni ammalu Nunatsiavummi.
Inuit experience systemic discrimination within provincial and territorial healthcare systems. The negative effects of discrimination within healthcare systems are compounded by experiences of systemic discrimination within other public services administered by governments.
Nalialluunniit nunarjuarijaujunit, inuqutinginnit uvvaluunniit inutuanguluni kinatuinnaq saalaksaqsimalirunnanngimmat Nuvagjurnaq-19mik tavvatuanguluni. Tamattauluta kisiani uvattinnilimaaq mianirisimalirunnarniaratta
Inuit Tapiriikkut Kanatami (ITK) qujalilauqput Canadami Gavamangannik ilitataqsisimaninginnik ammalu kiusimalilaurninginnik Inuit pisimaliriaqaqtanginik tuglirijanganik Nuvagjuarnaq-19-mit silarjualimaami aktugausimalirningannik, Inuit nunaligijangit piluammariktumik aktuqtausimalirutigilauqtanginnut.
Inuit Tapiriikkut Kanatami taanna pinasuarusiq atuqtillugu ilagijauqataulauqtut kanatalimaami uqallausiqaqtunut pijjutiqaqtigijaujut Nunaqaqqaarsimajunut katujjiqatigiinginnit, ilagijauqataullutik puraavinsinit ammalu aviktuqsimaniujunit gavamagijaujunit ammalu Canadami Gavamangat.
Paukkuutit Inuit Arnait Kanatami ammalu Inuit Tapiriit Kanatami nalunairsiviusimavut iqqanaijaanguvalliammataguuq Kanataup Gavamakkunginni katujjillutik−aaqqissuivallianinginnik Kanatami Qanuqtuurutissanit Parnautinit atuliqtittinirmut Naammattuligutauqujaujunit Maligaqtigut Pijariirutinginni Unikkaanginniittunit Kanatami Qaujisarutausimajumi pijjutigillugit Jagasimajut Inuaqtauqattarsimajullu Nunaqaqtutuqait Arnait Niviarsiallu (MMIWG).
The second issue of our Quarterly Research Briefing series identifies challenges that too often prevent Inuit from fully enjoying our human right to water.
ITK has supported the commitment by the Government of Canada to co-develop legislation with Inuit, First Nations and Metis to implement the UN Declaration, and worked with the federal government to positively influence its development.