LEONARD PELTIER WILL BE FREE!

Convicted on the basis of hidden and manufactured evidence, and witness statements obtained by threats and strong-arm tactics, Leonard Peltier has been imprisoned for over 30 years for a crime he did not commit. 

People are commonly set free due to a single constitutional violation, but Peltier—faced with a staggering number of constitutional violations—has yet to receive equal justice.

Many people believe that the Peltier case is an issue of "left" versus "right". It's not. It's an issue of right versus wrong.

Incident at Oglala: The Leonard Peltier Story is available for purchase from Amazon.com, or you may locate a VHS tape or DVD at your favorite movie rental outlet.

In addition, Amazon.com offers a downloadable, low-cost digital version.

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The international headquarters of the Leonard Peltier Defense Offense Committee, located in Fargo, North Dakota, is the center of communication between Leonard Peltier and his legal team, program coordinators, the general public, government officials, political and tribal leaders, the media, and his supporters worldwide. We currently have branches in Australia, Canada, Europe and in 36 states, as well as the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico.

Join these supporters and AIM for Freedom on behalf of Leonard Peltier.

Our work currently takes us in four directions:

1. An award of Executive Clemency;

2. A congressional investigation into the FBI's misconduct in Indian Country, against the American Indian Movement and in the case of Leonard Peltier;

3. An Executive Review by the Attorney General; and

4. The release of the tens of thousands of related case documents.

Any or all of these strategies may lead to Leonard's release.

Visit us often to learn more about our efforts to win Leonard Peltier's freedom, obtain campaign materials, and find out how you can help.

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Leonard asks you to vigorously protect the earth and defend the rights of others, as well as pass on a tradition of activism to and mentor young people everywhere.

The following initiatives reflect Leonard's primary concerns. 

• Caring for Mother Earth

• Indigenous Rights (Protection of All Civil/Human Rights) and Tribal Sovereignty

• Political Dissent and Related Government Misconduct/Accountability

• Prisoner Rights and Conditions of Confinement (as well as other Criminal Justice Reforms)

• Religious Freedom and Protection of Sacred Places

• Voter Registration and Get-Out-the-Vote Strategies

• Youth Activism

Let's all do our part to ensure the wellbeing of the earth and that justice is applied equally to all human beings.