"President Obama signed the Tribal Law and Order Act into law last week. The legislation is designed to combat a disproportionately high level of violent crime - including rape and sexual assault - on Native American reservations. Lisa Marie Iyotte, a member of the White Clay People and a rape survivor, tells her story and explains what she hopes the new law will accomplish. Also joining the conversation: Marcus Levings, Chairman of the Three Affiliated Tribes of the Fort Berthold Reservation; and Brian Bull, Assistant News Director of NPR member station WPR in Wisconsin."
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New Legislation Intended To Make Reservations Safer
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Indian Arts and Crafts Amendments Act:
H.R.725
Tribal Law and Order Act:
S.797
| H.R.1924
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