Setting snares at woods' edge.

Sometimes we deliberately step into those traps.

I was born in mine.

My kind mother was making shrak (bread.)

The booby traps were discovered and defused by Iranian forces.

Marceau sets snares all over. Leave them.

I'll teach you to fish and trap. You'll be as good as the best of 'em.

And you never know when you're going to come across one of these booby traps.

For my part, I abominate all honourable respectable toils, trials, and tribulations of every kind whatsoever.

I think that we're all in our private traps, clamped in them, and none of us can ever get out.

Remember, you're a start up, and that means they barely could see you, and so there are some special pitfalls, some special things to talk about throughout the rest of this presentation.

According to the author, his communication also includes his rights to hunting, trapping and gathering since these are an equally integral part of his culture which is being denied.

10.4 The author emphasizes that it is the cultural and societal importance of the right to fish, hunt, trap and gather which are at the heart of his communication, not its economic aspect.

11.1 By submission of 15 December 2004, the State party takes issue with the author's assertion that the scope of the Committee's admissibility decision includes hunting, trapping and gathering rights.

17. The proposals before the Group of Experts include prohibiting the development, manufacture, stockpiling, use and transfer of booby traps and certain types of mines, in addition to those referred to in paragraph 10 above, aimed at establishing restrictions on international transfers of anti personnel land mines.

12.2 In relation to the scope of the decision on admissibility in the present case, the Committee observes that at the time of the admissibility decision, the author had presented no elements in substantiation of his claim concerning the right to hunt, trap and gather or concerning the exhaustion of domestic remedies in this respect.

10.1 On 30 August 2004, the author comments on the State party's submission and reiterates that the Williams Treaties are the only treaties in Canada which do not protect Aboriginal hunting, fishing, trapping and gathering rights, but rather are held to have explicitly extinguished these rights.