Op-Ed | Environment & Health Why Migration Should Be Central to Paris COP21 Climate Talks Climate refugees and displaced peoples bear the brunt of environmental violence. By Harsha Walia , teleSUR November 30, 2015 Truthout
News Analysis | War & Peace North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory Campaign Cashes in on Anti-Refugee Animus Governor McCrory's campaign is raising funds off his call to close his state's doors to Syrian refugees. By Sue Sturgis , FacingSouth November 27, 2015 Truthout
News | People Tied Up “Like Animals” on UK Deportation Flights Commercial contractors routinely belt immigration detainees into restraints so extreme that they are rarely used in prisons. By Phil Miller , openDemocracy November 27, 2015 Truthout
Economy & Labor From Paris to Raqqa The Paris terror attacks prompt lawmakers on Capitol Hill to take aim at refugees and encryption. By Sam Knight & Sam Sacks , TheDistrictSentinel November 27, 2015 Truthout
News Analysis | There’s No Such Thing as a Climate Change Refugee, but There Ought to Be The challenges of climate change are not merely technical and economic; they are legal as well. By Brian Palmer , onEarth November 26, 2015 Truthout
Op-Ed | War & Peace Thanksgiving Thoughts on the Children of War Our fear of the few is exacerbating the suffering of the many. By William Rivers Pitt , Truthout November 26, 2015 Truthout
Op-Ed | My Mom Fled War, Too: Finding Compassion for Syrian Refugees Yessenia Funes: Like refugees everywhere, my mom gave her children the gift of a better life - and an understanding of what it means to risk everything for it. By Yessenia Funes , YES!Magazine November 24, 2015 Truthout
News | Environment & Health Dahr Jamail | Will Paris Climate Talks Be Too Little, Too Late? Temperatures, sea level rise and extreme weather events continue to set records as the planet burns. By Dahr Jamail , Truthout November 23, 2015 Truthout
Op-Ed | Cutting Through the Helplessness of the Refugee Crisis All those seeking refuge are now suspect and subject to fear, hatred and another layer of vulnerability, but there is still hope. By Frida Berrigan , WagingNonviolence November 23, 2015 Truthout