US Political Prisoner Update
By Janet Phelan In a recent US government human rights report, the US voiced sharp criticism of China’s treatment of human rights lawyers and dissidents….
By Janet Phelan In a recent US government human rights report, the US voiced sharp criticism of China’s treatment of human rights lawyers and dissidents….
By Devon Douglas-Bowers The recent shootings in Orlando are, without a doubt, a terrorist attack. However, it is not the terrorism that so much of…
By Derrick Broze The CIA has released 50 new documents relating to post-9/11 torture and rendition practices. On Tuesday the Central Intelligence Agency released 50…
By Nadia Prupis The CIA on Tuesday released dozens of documents detailing its torture and rendition program under the Bush administration, from the horrific treatment…
By Matt Agorist Since 1967, Israel has drastically limited the amount of water flowing to the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Israelis, including settlers, consume five…
By Michaela Whitton New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has launched what has been described as a blatantly unconstitutional attack on freedom of speech. He has…
By Derrick Broze The ongoing civil war in Syria has contributed to a mass exodus of people leaving their homes in pursuit of safety and…
By Claire Bernish A child is killed in Yemen every four hours — but partly because 60 percent of those deaths in 2014, alone, were…
By Brandon Turbeville After a series of coordinated suicide bombings rocked the Syrian coast, killing over one hundred innocent civilians, Syrians are becoming even more…
By Stephen Lendman Guantanamo remains a black hole of US extrajudicial viciousness, hundreds of innocent men and boys (all Muslims, most sold for bounty) held…
By Michaela Whitton One of the world’s most well-known whistleblowers, Chelsea Manning, has launched a formal appeal against her 35-year sentence. Arguing her punishment is…
By Derrick Broze The United Nations special rapporteur on the rights of indigenous people is calling attention to the violence faced by indigenous women and…
By Derrick Broze The D.C. Circuit court has affirmed a federal judge’s decision to keep the Senate report on CIA torture classified and the CIA…
By Andrew Emett As the government continues to suppress the entire 6,700-page Senate Torture Report, the CIA inspector general’s office recently admitted to “mistakenly” destroying…