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	Media Coverage NPR: All Things Considered 23 July 2008 Associated Press article 23 July 2008 KGOU: Oklahoma Public Radio 30 July 2007 Scroll down to view the online content: Oklahoma Voices: Sexual Violence Against Indigenous Women NPR: All Things Considered 26 July 2007 Seattle Post-Intelligencer (Editorial) 26 April 2007 Washington Post 26 April 2007 The New York Times 25 April 2007 NPR: All Things Considered 24 April 2007				RELATED WEBSITES » Native American and Alaska Native women organizations in the United States » Stolen Sisters: Discrimination and violence against Indigenous women in Canada WOMEN'S HUMAN RIGHTS Actions News Reports Success Stories! GET INVOLVED Join the Women's Human Rights Network ASK AMNESTY On April 24th, Sarah Deer, a tribal law specialist, responded to questions submitted by Amnesty supporters regarding sexual violence against Native American and Alaska Native women in the US. In one of her responses, Sarah said: "Native women have been resisting rape in North America for over 500 years[...] We are an extremely marginalized population but Native women are strong and capable." » Read the transcript.