Activists and relatives of the girls have complained that the Paraguayan state has taken no action to hold the perpetrators responsible for the crimes.

After revealing shocking corruption, socialist leader and journalist was illegally detained for “sedition” for four days

Samidoun activist Mohammed Khatib was summoned to a hearing at the Belgian asylum office, in the context of a procedure to revoke his refugee status

Over 160 people, including students, were killed, and hundreds of others were injured in the last two weeks after student protests turned violent on July 15

Peoples Dispatch speaks to Gloria La Riva, who has spent decades in the movement to free the longest-held political prisoner in the United States

Behind the efforts of the powerful to unleash chaos against students protesting for Palestine

With the strike authorization vote, UAW workers are bringing bold, political labor action back to the US labor movement

The outsized police response to peaceful student protesters reveals the deep commitment of the US to its Israel policy

Students stage an occupation the same day as Columbia’s President appears before congress in so-called antisemitism hearing

During a Land Day mobilization in Toronto, protesters were brutally repressed by Canadian police on horseback

Prabir Purkayastha’s recently published memoir “Keeping Up the Good Fight” draws important parallels between the repression during the “Emergency” and that of today under the BJP government of Narendra Modi

Demonstrators in New York City are experiencing a new wave of repression from the NYPD though protests show no signs of stopping