Native American activist Leonard Peltier released from US prison
Briefly

Leonard Peltier, a prominent Indigenous activist, has been released after serving nearly five decades in prison following a commutation from President Joe Biden. His 1977 conviction for the murder of two FBI agents has been criticized for its flawed proceedings, drawing support from international groups and celebrities calling for justice. Upon release, Peltier expressed his joy and anticipated a homecoming celebration in his community. His case continues to symbolize the struggles for Indigenous rights and the fight against judicial injustices that marginalized communities face.
Leonard Peltier's release after nearly 50 years exemplifies ongoing debates surrounding Indigenous rights, legal justice, and the implications of historical grievances.
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