Call to Action
Both the Japanese Government and the United States Government have long oppressed, suppressed, and repressed our voices. It is high time that our people receive the justice that has been delayed for far too long. We are a small indigenous group, often shrouded in silence, unheard amidst the shadows cast by these powerful governments.
Japanese Citizens
Speak up for Justice
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Urge your local representatives and government officials to prioritize the needs and rights of the Attuan people. Write letters, make phone calls, and attend town hall meetings to express your support for the repatriation and restitution efforts. Your voice matters in advocating historical accountability and the healing of affected communities.
Here is where you can learn how to start a petition --
Demand Transparency
3. Call for transparency in government actions regarding the retrieval of Japanese soldier remains on our traditional homelands and ensure that Indigenous perspectives are included in all discussions. Sign petitions and rally your community to hold your leaders accountable, ensuring that the voices of the Attuans are heard and respected in decisions that impact their heritage.
Support Indigenous Rights
2. Participate in campaigns, social media initiatives, and community events that highlight the importance of acknowledging the past and working toward a reconciliatory future with the nonprofit serving the Attuans.
Donate or volunteer for our efforts!
American Citizens
Advocate for Justice
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Ask for our Tribe to be recognized by the U.S. government as we are an unrecognized Tribe. Reach out to your congressional representatives and local officials, urging them to support the Attuan community's calls for restitution and acknowledgment of historical injustices. Your advocacy can influence policy changes that promote justice for Indigenous peoples affected by past conflicts.
Stand in Solidarity
3. Show your support by creating and participating in peaceful petitions and initiatives that seek to address the injustices faced by the Attuan people. Collaborate with Indigenous rights groups and encourage your peers to join the fight for justice, ensuring that the stories and needs of the Attuan community receive the attention they deserve.
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Sign the petition to the right!!
Support Indigenous Rights
2. Use social media platforms, community organizations, and public forums to educate others about the plight of the Attuan people. Share articles, organize discussions, and host events that focus on the importance of recognizing and addressing the historical impacts of World War II on our Indigenous community.
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Donate or volunteer for our efforts!
Justice Takes Many People
Thank you for considering supporting the human rights of our people, the Saskinax̂ and also known as Alaiit. We are so thankful for the time and effort you will provide for a great cause that will help many people.