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“Genocide Cards”: Rohingya Refugees on Why They Risked Their Lives to Refuse IDs
Wary of the past, Rohingya have frustrated the UN’s attempts to provide them with documentation.
Tips for Stopping Extremist Violence
Be courteous. If you receive a pipe bomb in the mail, send a thank you note.
Responding to Anti-Semitic Violence With Solidarity’s Sacred Power
Moments such as these must remind all targeted minorities that we are always stronger when we resist together.
The Forever Prisoners of the US’s Forever War
For 17 years, the US has used the unjustifiable detention of “terror suspects” to carry out its endless war on terror.
Debate to Nowhere
Fascism and white supremacy should not be up for debate.
Israeli Human Rights Group Slams Country’s New “Zero Tolerance” Policy at UN
Hagai El-Ad, who testified before the UN Security Council last week, discusses Israel's policy.
The Struggle Over Communications Infrastructure in Puerto Rico
Hurricane Maria and the inadequate federal response show the need for self-determination over communications.
“Feminist Freedom Warriors” Project Seeks to Build Global Solidarity
The project highlights how even in these dark times, another world is possible.
ICE Gave $185 Million Deal to Defense Contractor Under Investigation
Some of the children held in the office buildings were separated from their families under the “zero tolerance" policy.
Anger at Trump Inaction as Hurricane Michael Leaves Millions Without Basic Needs
Millions affected by the storm are voicing outrage at the Trump administration's inadequate response.