Indigenous input needed in fight against climate change: Manitoba chief

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Hart said governments need to consult with First Nations if the battle against climate change is to move forward.

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He suggested oppression occurs when the voices of indigenous peoples are ignored.

He said he witnessed that first-hand when he visited the protest camp at Standing Rock in North Dakota, where indigenous tribes are opposing the Dakota Access pipeline.

“I was there. I was an international observer for the AFN. I saw the human rights violations.”

The conference in Morocco concludes Friday.

(CTV Winnipeg)

The Canadian Press