Truthout
War Crimes
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The Struggle Continues: Seeking Compensation for Vietnamese Agent Orange Victims, 52 Years On
Over fifty years after chemical warfare destroyed the lives of many Vietnamese, little to no compensation has been awarded to the victims of these war crimes.
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1914 – 2014: Lessons Learned for Peace
Changing our modes of thinking to put the lessons of history into practice is necessary to assure our future.
Chelsea Manning’s Legal Duty to Expose War Crimes
Chelsea Manning had a duty under the Geneva Conventions to report war crimes exposed in the classified materials she leaked.
An Illegal Anniversary
The invasion of Iraq 10 years ago was illegal under international and US law. What's the implications?
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Hillary Clinton’s Legacy as Secretary of State
Clinton's legacy has been one of continuing the policies of her predecessors in the Bush administration of opposing international law and human rights.
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Vietnam: Resistance, Regret and Redemption
The scars of the Vietnam War span two continents and three generations.
Turning Their Back on Bradley Manning: Whistleblower Speaks, but Press Doesn’t Listen
After risking his life and freedom to expose the wrongdoing of the American military, it is the press' lack of attention to his case which threatens Bradley Manning's life …
Why Bradley Manning Should Be Free
Acronym TV releases a new video in support of Bradley Manning who is alleged to have shared information with WikiLeaks that exposed spying, corruption and war crimes.
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What’s Up with This Bibi Guy, Part VIII
As Israel continues its air strike over Gaza, the US turns a deaf ear to what can be described as an act of colonization.
Afghanistan Today and Tomorrow
Tom Hayden, close observer of US foreign policy since the early 1960s, offers his wisdom on Afghanistan, seen here through the artistry of two young comics creators.