Comments on: More Debate over Hakani Documentary About Infanticide https://ywamnews.billhutchison.org/en/article/more-debate-over-hakani-documentary-about-infanticide/ The Latest News, Prayer and Stories from Youth With A Mission Fri, 29 May 2009 06:05:23 +0000 hourly 1 By: Bill Hutchison https://ywamnews.billhutchison.org/en/article/more-debate-over-hakani-documentary-about-infanticide/#comment-7 Fri, 29 May 2009 06:05:23 +0000 http://ywamnews.billhutchison.org/article/more-debate-over-hakani-documentary-about-infanticide/#comment-7 In reply to Makoto Shimizu.

I hope that I did not in any way make it seem like I was saying that the Hakani documentary wasn’t fact, I was only saying that in the documentary they used a re-enactment instead of an actual killing of an innocent child. I agree with your statement about the rights of the tribes to choose if they have contact, but also the right of the innocent children to life.

Thank you for your comment.

]]> By: Makoto Shimizu https://ywamnews.billhutchison.org/en/article/more-debate-over-hakani-documentary-about-infanticide/#comment-6 Tue, 26 May 2009 09:37:54 +0000 http://ywamnews.billhutchison.org/article/more-debate-over-hakani-documentary-about-infanticide/#comment-6 Hakani is not fiction, is real, dennounces a sad fact that happens several times along the years in the wilderness of Brazilian forests. The cry of the blood of innocent children left to die in the middle of the jungle, the cry of children that are buried alive was materialized at HAKANI film, an excellent docudrama ( Documentary and Drama )Hakani is a cry for life. Hakani today is a lovely and lively girl, a miracle, a gift from God, an example of what humans can do for other human beings. May God have mercy on Survival International and on people that want to keep indian tribes isolated as animals. There is no record in history of human groups that do want to keep themselves isolated from others, they have the right to know and to make their own choices.

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