Vancouver: The citizens movement that revealed and prosecuted Indian residential school crimes in Canada is launching a new direct-action campaign on February 9, the 25th anniversary of the movement’s birth. Between 1998 and 2015, the Friends and Relatives of the Disappeared (FRD) held high-profile protests, Tribunals, and church occupations that eventually forced Canada and its churches to admit to genocide. Now a revived FRD has launched a new coalition to confront and halt ongoing crimes against humanity, especially on Canada’s west coast. The Coalition includes the FRD and the traditional Chilcotin, Squamish, and Anishinaabe nations, human rights groups, the sovereign Republic of Kanata, and the International Tribunal of Crimes of Church and State, which helped force Pope Benedict out of office in February 2013. “Once again, we are saying no to the institutionalized slaughter of the innocent,” said Kevin Annett, one of the original founders of the FRD and a spokesman for the new Coalition. “We are taking the fight to the criminals by aiming at the modern perpetrators of genocide and child killing in Canada: China, its puppet government in Ottawa, Big Pharma, and their partners in crime, the Catholic, Anglican, and United churches, that have all been legally evicted from Vancouver.” Under a Supreme Court of British Columbia Notice dated March 4, 2008, Kevin Annett is legally empowered to enter these churches and enforce Squamish hereditary chief Kiapilano’s Eviction Order that banned them from his territories, encompassing Vancouver. (See Attachment #1 in attached pdf, and below) The upcoming campaign will include public teach-ins and training workshops between February 9 and 12, followed by direct actions at churches and other locations on selected dates. An International Day of Action will occur on Sunday, February 26, the 12th anniversary of the medical murder of eyewitness William Combes at St. Paul’s Catholic Hospital in Vancouver. (See Attachments #2-7 in attached pdf) Suzanne Holland, Ambassador of the traditional Chilcotin indigenous nation, endorses the new coalition and is organizing its actions in the Chilcotin territory of central British Columbia. “We have expelled the genocidal churches from our land and reclaimed their properties as reparations for their crimes against our people. We ask all indigenous nations to do the same as part of our new coalition.” For more information and to volunteer, see the attachments to this notice and listen to Here We Stand every Sunday at 3 pm pacific, 6 pm eastern, at www.bbsradio.com/herewestand. Also check under “Breaking News” at www.republicofkanata.org and write to republicnationalcouncil@protonmail.com Issued by the Friends and Relatives of the Disappeared and the members of the new coalition. Posted January 30-31, 2023. See www.murderbydecree.com under ITCCS Updates for complete announcement and attachments.