Overcoming Separation: Laura Flanders Interviews the Oscar-Nominated Directors of “5 Broken Cameras”
The film is a highly personal encounter of the Palestinian and Israeli conflict.
Culture & Media
A new Spanish-language radio program gathers voices from around Latin America and the US to showcase the untold human stories behind issues such as immigration and kidnappings.
Calls from within government to fully criminalise squatting gather momentum. It could have serious implications for political occupations, and will it backfire on the government’s plans to reduce…
Many have quietly slipped into poverty after losing their jobs, now living on the margins of society.
A YouTube video sparks a mass student movement protesting against newly elected President of Mexico Enrique Pena Nieto.
Espada reads the poem he wrote to honor his good friend, historian and activist Howard Zinn.
As Egyptians mark the second anniversary of the Egyptian revolution, we look at a new documentary that captures the ongoing protest movement in Egypt well after the downfall…
Forty years after the landmark Roe v. Wade case that legalized abortion, the new documentary, After Tiller, follows the only four doctors left in the United States who…
An academic researcher says we must protect the press not only from state power, but also from corporate interests – even if the state must be charged to…
Robert Parry: Current TV could have played a critical role taking on the Bush presidency, instead it followed a confused youth strategy.