The Bone Searchers: A New Trade in a Country of Mass Graves
A new trade has come into existence in Mexico: that of the bone searchers, who dig for human remains of the disappeared in exchange for a paycheque.
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Bolivia: The Extreme Right Takes Advantage of a Popular Uprising
The Bolivian government cries “coup,” but time and again repressed against organized popular sectors.
Algeria: Protests Continue, Repression Mounts as Elections Near
In Algeria, months of mass protests face increasing state repression as elections near.
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.
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.