Haiti: “They put a few coins in your hands to drop a baby in you”
Recent study finds 265 stories of Haitian children abandoned by men participating in the UN Stabilization Mission in Haiti.
Month: December 2019
Canada Two-Faced on Mexico Labor Standards
Politicians and trade negotiators alike would like us to forget that migrant agricultural workers are subjected to substandard labor protections in Canada.
Inside Brazil’s War on Small Farmers
Despite increasing violence, Brazil's Landless Workers Movement continues active resistance against Bolsonaro government.
Review: Savage Ecology
Savage Ecology explores the connections between the U.S. war machine and climate change.
Temporary relief for Uganda’s LGBTQI+ community
A capital punishment law was shelved, but Uganda is still fraught with discriminatory acts directed at LGBTQI+ people.
Letter from El Alto: The Politics of Fear is the Raw Material of Polarization
Polarization does not contribute in any way to the re-articulation of the social base, the emergence of new leaders, or to overcoming union corporatism and corruption