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Multinationals to China: No New Labor Rights

Jeremy Brecher, Brendan Smith and Tim Costello May 16, 2007 Jeremy Brecher, Brendan Smith and Tim Costello

A major debate is underway in China on a proposed Draft Labor Contract Law that would grant new rights to Chinese workers.

Kenneth Foster

Free Kenneth Foster! An Interview with Walidah Imarisha

Hans Bennett May 16, 2007 Hans Bennett

"I can't stress enough how vital public pressure is right now for Haramia's case. There needs to be a public outcry that there is no question in this case, everyone agrees that he did not pull the trigger, he never even touched the gun. He is being sentenced to die for driving a car, and that should outrage every single person that hears it."

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Is Washington on the retreat across South America?

Joshua Frank May 15, 2007 Joshua Frank

In this interview, author Ben Dangl speaks about the emerging social movements in South America and how they are threatening Washington's power in the region.

Prisoner at Gacaca Court, Photo by Shacon

Community Courts in Rwanda: Is Reconciliation Possible?

Robin Lloyd May 11, 2007 Robin Lloyd

Prisoner at Gacaca Court*
Toward Freedom publisher writes about a recent trip to Rwanda, community justice courts in the country, the situation under current President Paul Kagame and Keith Harmon Snow's article on Paul Rusesabagina.

James Tracy

More for Everybody: An Interview with James Tracy

Matt Dineen May 11, 2007 Matt Dineen

"We need more time. There's all these great campaigns going on and most of them are completely worthy of our supportÂ… We've had the 40 hour work week for a hundred and something years. So now it's time to go for the 30. We need more of just about everything."

Yanar Mohammed and bodyguards

First Victims of Freedom: An interview with Iraqi feminist Yanar Mohammed

Amy DePaul, Guernica May 11, 2007 Amy DePaul, Guernica

For someone who faces death threats, swaps apartments regularly and hides the location of her organization from authorities, Yanar Mohammed, one of Iraq's leading feminists, hasn't lost her sense of humor.

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