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Listening to court verdict

Justice Out of Argentina’s Dark Past: Dictatorship Era Torturers Sentenced

Marie Trigona November 9, 2011 Marie Trigona

A federal court in Argentina recently sentenced 12 former military officers to life in prison for crimes against humanity carried out at the ESMA Navy Mechanics School, one of Latin America’s most notorious torture centers.

The Imperial Messenger: Tom Friedman at Work

Belén Fernández November 8, 2011 Belén Fernández

Orientalist dehumanization is institutionalized in US media discourse, the result being that there is no overwhelming public concern when over a million Iraqi lives are lost thanks to America's bellicose projects.

Occupy Oakland: This is What a Popular Uprising Looks Like, America. Get Used To It

Jeff Conant November 7, 2011 Jeff Conant

Reflections from the streets of Occupy Oakland: this is not a divided movement, but a diverse movement – one with many perspectives, tactics, and ways of promoting social change.

The Women’s Peace Movement Comes Home

Robin Lloyd November 3, 2011 Robin Lloyd

Last month women worldwide were delighted to hear that three women from the global south were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.

Occupying Burlington, Vermont: A Photo Essay

Benjamin Dangl November 2, 2011 Benjamin Dangl

A photo essay on the Occupy Vermont movement in Burlington, VT, including photos of protests, signs, meetings and the encampment in City Hall Park in downtown Burlington.

Al-Shabaab

History Repeats Itself with Somalia Invasion

Francis Njubi Nesbitt November 1, 2011 Francis Njubi Nesbitt

Kenya’s ill-advised incursion into Somalia on Oct. 16 after a rash of kidnappings in the tourist paradise of Lamu will most likely lead to a long and expensive quagmire.

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