The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, signed into UN Human Rights Policy and agreed to by the United States (but being intentionally violated by legal deceptions, fraud and trickery conceived by Senator John McCain and his cronies), defines the basis upon which 200 organizations at the UN simultaneously issued a written condemnation of the mistreatment of the Dineh-Navjo, at Article 10:

[The above exhibit is directly copied from the source documents at the United Nations, from proceedings of the current Commission on Human Rights, Mission Group on Indigenous Peoples.]

  Sewage from the mining has inundated the waters once pristine and inhabited by fish, frogs, turtles, water fowl - all dead or fled. Resistors who keep living, are abused by local Peabody thugs, there have been beatings and there have been murders of Dineh for keeping their farms.

Navajo resister Rena Babbit-Lane, a weaver who lives at Big Mountain, expressed her people's struggle: "There's a lot of pollution from Peabody Coal Mine and a lot of the people are sick from it. It's our land on this Mesa - they don't need to bother us. They cannot impound anymore. What they are doing to us is making us sick. There has been destruction of grave sites. They're crushing cement foundations of people's homes that have been abandoned because of relocation. They are taking. It shows you how they are greedy. They're erasing all the evidence of genocide. Two burials of our family were destroyed. They were torn down and taken somewhere."

  Over the past decade, McCain's illegal conspiracy with paid stooges and Peabody in brutalizing the gentle Dineh-Navajo, a deeply spiritual, agrarian peoples, the stripping away of their rights and forced march to Nevada has led to the issuance of the very first UN Human Rights condemnation of the USA in history: an official condemnation from the Human Rights Commission on Indigenous Peoples (Hon. A. Amor) that held John McCain and his peers responsible for spearheading this illegal land seizure, coal seizure without payment of licensing rights, and rape of the land. A very hypocritical group of Senators, Reed, Rockefeller, Kennedy, Kerry and others along with Bill Clinton were also investigated. However, McCain was cited as the principal spearhead as author of the laws responsible for the Human Rights Violations! A paid media blackout followed that prevented coverage of the events that displaced and killed the Dineh-Navajo by the US Press!  Americans have not been made aware of McCain's activities. Even today, Press Distributors refuse releases on this subject. We must keep this story alive! We must try to keep the surviving Dineh Navajo alive! 

"The forcible relocation of over 10,000 (Dineh) Navajo people is a tragedy of genocide and injustice that will be a blot on the conscience of this country for many generations."

"I feel that in relocating these elderly people, we are as bad as the Nazis that ran the concentration camps in World War II."

"I believe that the forced relocation of Navajo and Hopi people that followed from the passage in 1974 of Public Law 93-531 is a major violation of these people's human rights. Indeed this forced relocation of over 12,000 Native Americans is one of the worst cases of involuntary community resettlement that I have studied throughout the world over the past 40 years."

    -- statements made by two past Navajo Resettlement Commissioners who abruptly resigned from their Senate appointments, refusing to continue, and a California Institute of Technology Professor involved with the UN Investigation.