Interview from Chile: Neoliberal Anguish Explodes Public Space
The uprising in Chile is a struggle to take back our lives from the market and to recover sovereignty over our lives, our bodies, our time, and our territories.
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Ecuador: After a Blaze of Protests, A Grey Horizon
Since the uprisings, the government has defended police, made a series of arrests and proposed new tax reforms that do not differ much from the old ones.
Uruguay: We Don’t Need the Police
Our feminist practice has taught us to listen to our bodies. Our bodies tell us that those who instill fear are police and soldiers.
Trading Values to Sell Weapons: The Canada-Saudi Relationship
Canada's symbolic actions for human rights are outweighed by troublesome support for Saudi Arabia’s role in the Yemeni civil war.
Book Review: Storming the Wall
In his new book, Todd Miller focuses on the growing impact of climate change on global displacement and migration.
Guinean Refugees in Montréal are Speaking up, Who is Listening?
Political repression, social and economic injustices have been highlighted by Guinean asylum seekers in their fight to be recognized as refugees by the Canadian government