Haiti

Beverly Bell takes a look at the economics behind third world sweatshops to propose how alternative pathways can be found.

Harrowing tales of women forced to trade sex to keep employment in factories.

Marjorie Valcelat ran an embroidery machine in a factory from 2005 to 2008. She says the experience made her so sick and weak that she's not felt able to …

As we mourn the deaths of the Bangladesh factory collapse, we explore the implications of sweatshop labor as a model for development.

Thousands of farmers across the nation fight against Monsanto's GM crops and corporate mentality.

What country would they create?

The Haitian government risks signing the state and the taxpayers up for a very costly deal.

The enablers of human-rights-violating regimes are free to walk the streets of New York and Washington.

Beverly Bell reviews a new text by Mark Schuller that explains why foreign aid has only harmed Haiti in the aftermath of the massive earthquake.

The international community - including the US - must stand on the side of justice and the Haitian people.