Media Justice

Activists in the US are being harassed, disciplined, fired, sued, censored or threatened for their advocacy around Palestine.

Like refugees, economic migrants deserve the right to relocate, as they are fleeing another kind of violence: poverty.

After a World Cup light rail project forced them to relocate, residents continue to fight for fair compensation and housing.

The US Department of Defense's Law of War Manual gives the US military the legal opportunity to censor, capture and even kill US journalists.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi granted pardons to 100 people on Wednesday.

Al Jazeera journalist Peter Greste remembers his time in prison in Egypt.

It's not just wealthy quarterbacks who suffer at the hands of a duplicitous league and a complicit media empire: We all do.

Ball discusses “activist tourism,” the mainstream press and how books and museums shape cultural and collective memory.

Through architecture, design and media depictions of his homes, a myth of the private Hitler as peaceable homebody emerged.

When so many of us become frightened enough of our own government to do its censoring for it, I'd say that we've all lost.