Indigenous Resources - Background, Policy, Analysis: Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls / Missing Persons

BU Library has print copies on Reserve (E78. C2N275 2019) of Reclaiming Power and Place: The Final Report of the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls ( Final Report Volume 1a, Final Report Volume 1b, and Volume 2 - Supplement). This record also links to online versions of that Final Report, in addition to online versions of the 1) Executive Summary of the Report and 2) A legal analysis of genocide : supplementary report. The Inquiry also has a website at http://www.mmiwg-ffada.ca/

Links to NEWS RELEASE – Working Together To Prevent And Address Violence Against Indigenous Women And Girls, and Framework For Action To Prevent And Address Violence Against Indigenous Women And Girls

"This website features profiles of missing persons and unidentified remains that have been published at the request of the primary investigator from either police, coroner or medical examiner agency. The lead investigator determines when and whether to publish a case.
This website does not include a listing of profiles for all missing persons and unidentified remains in Canada."
"Does the canadasmissing.ca website contain a comprehensive and complete listing of all currently active and ongoing missing persons and unidentified remains cases?
No. This website aims to obtain tips from the public in order to advance investigations. It is an investigative tool to solicit tips from the public. Profiles only appear on the website when the lead investigator or medical examiner/coroner determines, when appropriate, that having a missing persons or unidentified remains profile on the website may assist in advancing their investigation."
See the FAQ at the site for additional information about the content.

"This collection of documents brings together reports, press statements, and various other documents that shed light on the crisis of missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls in Canada. This collection was developed by the Canadian Feminist Alliance for International Action and has been subsequently expanded on by the Bora Laskin Law Library at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law....While this collection is extensive, it is not comprehensive. It is a living collection of documents that will be updated in response to on-going reporting and community input....The collection is set out in five parts:
I. Civil Society Reports
II. Government Reports
III. Secondary Resources
IV. United Nations Documents
V. Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Documents
NOTE: this collection does not currently include specific documents from the National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls."

Justice-related recommendations from government and community reports between 2003-2015

Site includes links to: the Report, an executive summary, a spreadsheet summarizing previous reports, and a list of recommendations of previous reports, as well as other relevant materials.

Includes links to Reports, Transcripts, Media Releases.
"On September 27, 2010, the Lieutenant Governor in Council issued an Order in Council establishing the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry.
Wally Oppal, QC, has been named Commissioner....."