Canada. Le Congrès des peuples autochtones dépose un recours international contre le gouvernement de Justin Trudeau

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OTTAWA, ON. Le Congrès des peuples autochtones a déposé le 9 septembre 2021 une procédure de plainte au Comité des droits de l’Homme des Nations unies contre le gouvernement canadien dirigé par le Premier ministre Justin Trudeau.

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