After Indigenous Outrage, British Woman Apologizes for ‘First’ Claim on Canadian Island

Last month, British traveler Camilla Hempleman-Adams Trekked and skied in the Nunavut area of ​​Canada. After a 150-mile length (241-kilometer) journey from Gikigtarajuaq societies, Bafin Island, the largest island of Canada, claimed that he was the first solo woman. This declaration has already received a serious decline in Nunavut’s local society.

Reported BBCMembers of the local inuit population have been deleted, and said that the local history was treated with a “dangerous colonial relationship”. Hempleman-Adams apologized for the crime caused.

Before starting the expedition, Hempper-Adams confirmed the expedition website, as shown by the BBC, a female solo attempt to Pangnirtuguq. board shared The success of breaking his open record.

“Last week’s news, a British ‘Explorer with the first woman for Baffin Island, Solo Traverse Social media post. “In the coverage of the news, there is no way without many lives in the island of Baffin, there is no way without many lives.”homeland“

Cabloon, who closed the article, called for help to “call this ignorant and racist behavior.” He asked Hempperan-Adams to apologize and pulled back the BBC scope. Although the feeling is not clear, the feeling is not clear, it is likely that before Hempleman-Adam, neither Baffin Island nor parks nor parks or parks do so. Kabloon told BBC that these notes were not available because such travels were “a normal way of life” for local people.

For example, his grandmother went hundreds of kilometers every year, often pregnant, “this, there are local history and stories in every inch of this continent,” he said.

In a written statement CBC NewsHempleman-Adams approved potential claims with Parks and desert experts with Parks and desert experts with potters and desert experts.

“However, if this information is incorrect, I apologize for the wrong claim and an apology to cause a crime,” he said, referring to CBC. “I have a deep respect for the land, people and their history. I have traveled many times in this region and felt very much of nature, culture and traditions …

Hempper-Adams disabled the instagram and deleted the expedition blog.