Mail may be sent directly to John Graham: South Dakota State Penitentiary, John Graham
- ID # 04321, PO Box 5911 Sioux Falls, SD, USA 57117-5911. For mail restrictions see
http://doc.sd.gov/about/faq/mail.aspx

Injustice: The Controverstial Case of John Graham, May 2013

Petition January 2013
(PDF, 99 KB)

Interview June 26, 2006 of Bruce Ellison, former Lawyer to Leonard Peltier

Two-page leaflet
(PDF, 1.88 MB)

Support postcards
(PDF, 801 KB)

"Burdened
by Murder,
a fight for justice"
A 22-minute
documentary
about John Graham,
by CTV's First Story, at https://vimeo.com/39024753

How You Can Help

"Release John Graham"
Letter and Petition
Campaign

Links of Support

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Amnesty International
Canada
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Dakota-Lakota-Nakota
Human Rights Advocacy
Coalition

Lakota Student
Alliance

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Arlo Looking Cloud
Defense Fund
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What's New
- Treatment of John Graham by the Government of South Dakota August 2009 to January 2011: Improper Extradition, Contradictory Testimony by State Witnesses, Improper Relationships Between State Witness, and Witness Tampering by the State. By John Graham, February 19, 2024

Trial Transcripts and
Other Legal Documents

Press Release June 12, 2013; Release Canadian Native John Graham - SD Supreme Court Had No Jurisdiction

From John Graham
May 15, 2011

Position Statement

Graham Defense Update
- Latest Information
- Actions and Events

Events

Arlo Looking Cloud's Trial, Feb. 2004

Who is John Graham?

- Personal Photo Album

- A History of Activism

- Freedom Returned

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- Unions and Activists

Media Publications

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Media Files

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"If you avoid breaking laws and do what you're told and ignore the poor, the oppressed and the downtrodden - you probably won't be bothered.

If you try to right what is wrong, however, you will surely meet great opposition and run the risk of imprisonment or death."

Leonard Peltier, Political Prisoner
January 23, 2004

Excerpt from Leonard Peltier's annual message delivered in conjunction with the 28th anniversary of his incarceration on February 6th.

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