Episode 1
42 min
De 1870 au début des années 1980, au Canada, plus de 150 000 enfants autochtones sont arrachés à leur famille et placés dans des internats gérés par l'Église. La politique d'assimilation forcée vise alors à éradiquer la langue, la culture et l'identité des peuples amérindiens. 50 % d'entre eux périssent.
Episode 2
42 min
1989. Nora Bernard entame des poursuites contre l'Église et le gouvernement canadien : le scandale des « pensionnats de la honte » éclate. 80 000 victimes se réunissent pour intenter une action collective. Les auditions de la Commission de vérité et réconciliation révèlent les fragments de cette tragédie.
Between 1870 and the end of the 20th century, we look back at the Canadian policy of forcible integration for indigenous children.
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