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In Remembrance of Two Dedicated Leaders - Darwin Hill and Rex Lee Jim

Statement on the Passing of Darwin Hill and Rex Lee Jim February 26, 2026 The Indian Law Resource Center is deeply saddened by the passing this week of Darwin Hill, a chief of the Tonawanda Band of Seneca Indians, and the passing of former Navajo Nation Vice President, Rex Lee Jim. Hill lived and worked on the Tonawanda territory. He led efforts to advance land claims and defend the rights of his nation and the Haudenosaunee or Six Nations Confederacy. He was essential in securing an agreement with the federal government to recognize the right of Six Nations citizens to cross the US-Canada
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Sioux Tribe Chief Arvol Looking Horse prays during a rally in front of the Supreme Court.
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Supreme Court Tie in Dollar General Case ‘Clear Victory’ for Tribal Sovereignty
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Center Asks UN Body to Uphold World Conference Decisions
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Voisine et al. v. United States – Federal Firearm Ban Applies in All Tribal, Federal, or State Domestic Violence Convictions
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Senate Holds Hearing on the First Year of Implementation of the Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act of 2015
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U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Dollar General Case Affirms Tribal Jurisdiction and Access to Justice for Native Women and Children
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United States v. Bryant –Tribal Court Convictions Upheld as Basis for Federal Prosecutions of Repeat Domestic Assault Offenders
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UN Working Group Urges United States to Restore Tribes’ Full Criminal Jurisdiction within their Lands
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Déclaration des délégations autochtones présentes lors de l'adoption de la Déclaration américaine sur les droits des peuples autochtones par l'Assemblée générale de l'OEA
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Armstrong Wiggins Appeals to the OAS to Implement the American Declaration
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Center calls on UN Human Rights Council to take action to end violence against indigenous women
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Statement By the Indigenous Delegations at the Adoption of the American Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

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