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Human Rights
Residents on Both Sides of the Border Try to Help Asylum Seekers Illegally Turned Away by US Government
Renée Feltz reports from the border.
Amid Scathing Accusations of War Crimes, UN Votes to Condemn Israeli Violence Against Palestinians
The US also tried to ram through an amendment blaming Hamas for ‘'initiating violence.'’
Detained Immigrant Children Stay in Shelters That Are Already Full and Aren’t Equipped for Babies
The Trump administration is deliberately taking immigrant children away from their parents.
With Explicit US Backing, Saudi Attack on Yemen’s Humanitarian Lifeline Begins
Congress must step in and demand an end to this complicity.
Sessions Says Survivors of Domestic and Gang Violence Will No Longer Qualify for Asylum
Immigrants rights advocates pointed out that the asylum process is already incredibly difficult, and now it will be even harder.
The Great Return March and the Women of Gaza: Why Palestine’s Feminists Are Fighting on Two Fronts
The Return March, which has just ended, was unique in recent history in Gaza for a number of reasons.
Giving a Pass to Anti-Muslim Bigotry
Anti-Muslim opinions are criticized, but not treated as out of bounds.
The Dangers of Conflating Anti-Zionism With Anti-Semitism
We cannot ignore the structures of oppression within Zionism.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights Is 70 This Year — but Where’s the Justice for Chagos?
The Chagossians continue their struggle.
The Hidden Horrors of “Zero Tolerance” Policies at the Border
Mass trials for crossing the border and scattered cases of family separations have taken place since “Operation Streamline.”