In Algeria, a dangerous crackdown on independent trade unions
Trade union militants in Algeria face double-barrelled repression: from the state and from official trade union bodies.
US paranoia over Chinese military strength fuels arms race
The US army, navy, air force and marines are all pushing for increased budgets on the pretext of Chinese military expansion.
A Victory for the Immigrants’ Rights Working Group of Historians for Peace and Democracy
American Historical Association resolution would see university faculty, staff and administrators sever ties and forgo future contracts with ICE.
How the world failed West Papua in its campaign for independence
West Papuans continue to protest discrimination and violence by the Indonesian state are calling for a referendum on independence for the territory.
UN ruling could be a game-changer for climate refugees and climate action
Landmark ruling by the UN Human Rights Committee recognizes climate refugees.
Progressive prosecutors, police accountability, and decarceration
Ten percent of Americans now live in counties with District Attorneys who are considered progressive.