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Human Rights
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New UN Report Shows Just How Awful Globalization and Informal Employment Are for Workers
Currently on the UN agenda: a legally-binding human rights agreement for corporations and businesses.
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How to Talk About #NoDAPL: A Native Perspective
The Dakota Access pipeline issue is, above all, about Native liberation, self-determination and survival.
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What the Black Radical Tradition Can Teach Us About Rebuilding the Antiwar Movement
No matter who wins in November, we are going to need a unified mass movement to end wars.
Cheyenne River Sioux Chairman Brings Pipeline Opposition to Meeting With President Obama
Cheyenne River Sioux chairman Harold Frazier spoke with FSRN by phone just hours after meeting with President Obama.
The Rule of Law in Syria: US Actions Violate “the Law” While Claiming to Enforce It
There is no legal basis for the United States to be in Syria.
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As Aging Population Increases, Elders and Allies Fight for Social Supports
Elders and advocates are mobilizing on several fronts for comprehensive social support reforms for aging Americans.
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The “Hypocritical Oath”: Medical Schools’ Support for the Status Quo
It's time physicians and medical students began addressing the structural and social determinants of health.
Making Our Movements Work for Kids and Families
Let's work to make our movements accessible for kids and families.
How Do We Get to a Conversation in This Country About Climate?
CounterSpin interview with Mark Trahant on Dakota Access.
Water Protectors Erect New Front Line Camp Directly in Path of Dakota Access Pipeline
The group cited an 1851 treaty, which they say makes the entire area unceded sovereign land under the control of the Sioux.