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Human Rights
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Neighborhoods Matter, People Matter
People of color are constantly being hashed by the system which tells them it's their fault they are in poverty.
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Confronting Barbarism: ISIS, the United States and the Consequences of Torture
Instead of using ISIS's mocking use of orange jumpsuits as a pretext to continue to withhold information about US torture programs in Iraq and elsewhere, the United States should …
After Civilian Deaths, Human Rights Watch Says US Strikes on Syria May Violate Laws of War
As US strikes on Syria expand, Human Rights Watch says a bombing last week on the town of Idlib should be investigated for possible violations of the laws of …
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John Kerry Attempts to Bully CODEPINK Into Silence
Well, Secretary of State Kerry, we are concerned about women and all people.
UK Government Claims in Rendition Case “Highly Unlikely,” Says Ex-US Ambassador
Mr. Rahmatullah is now challenging the British Government's refusal to investigate his allegations of torture and rendition, and is also asking the court to determine that the UK's actions …
Veterans and Human Rights Attorneys Seek Information on Toxic Weapons Use in Iraq
Depleted uranium coordinates needed for clean-up of dangerous sites in Iraq.
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The First Annual New York City Conference on Worker Cooperatives
A budding worker co-op movement has been on the move in NYC.
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Ferguson Fridays: White Antiracism, Social Media and the Problem of Self-Serving Allying
White anti-racism often functions simultaneously as self-promotion and a mechanism for building social and cultural capital.
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Anti-Imperial Feminist Musings in Morocco
Though there is nothing new in saying the US is imperial, racist, misogynist, and militarist, we may be in a newer, more vengeful phase of it, with unknown consequences …
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It’s Time for a Real Debate on Reader Privacy
Promises regarding reader privacy is increasingly important and all too rare.