Truthout
Human Rights
Why We Can’t Ignore Libya, Enslavement and the Damages of US Intervention
Ending slavery requires ending Western imperialism.
Will California’s Green Rush Leave People of Color Behind?
On January 1, 2018, the gates to California's "green rush" will swing open.
#MeToo in the Fields: Farmworkers Show Us How to Organize Against Sexual Violence
The Coalition of Immokalee workers has spent more than 20 years organizing against hyper-exploitation.
How UK Anti-Abortion Activists Use US Tactics to Shock and Shame Women
The anti-abortion movement is consolidating — with transatlantic support.
Selective Compassion: The US Approach to Haitians Hasn’t Changed in Hundreds of Years
Haitians are among the overlooked Black immigrants.
The Violence Behind Corporate Globalization Is Threatening Indigenous Communities With Extinction
Militarized business practices are decimating villages.
“Slave Ship Conditions” for Somalis as Deportation Flight Sheds Light on Horrific Practices Under Trump
Somali nationals were held in "slave ship conditions" for nearly 48 hours during a deportation.
DEA Operation Played Hidden Role in the Disappearance of Five Innocent Mexicans
The agency did nothing to investigate or help.
After Moore, the Deluge
Voting down one sex offender is fine, but we must reject the environment that produces this violence.
Rex Tillerson’s State Department: Human Rights? Big Deal!
The US has long had a disconnect between ideals and reality when it comes to human rights.