Tens of thousands of people converged on the city of Selma, Alabama over the weekend to commemorate the 50th anniversary of a march for voting rights that was a milestone of the Civil Rights...
A new Palestinian protest camp was recently set up in the outskirts of Jerusalem. It has already been demolished several times by the Israeli authorities – only to be rebuilt – and it is...
Ten activists who took part in a nonviolent civil disobedience protest in Lower Manhattan ahead of the UN Climate Summit last September stood trial this week for disobeying a lawful order. They were found...
The U.S. Justice Department released its long-awaited findings on allegations of abuse and racial bias within the Ferguson, Missouri police department and municipal court system. Nell Abram has more. Download Audio The 105-page document...
New Haven, Connecticut is just one of many U.S. cities that have taken a new or renewed interest in civilian review of police conduct after multiple police shootings of African American men and boys...
It’s been a year since the government of Zimbabwe forcibly relocated at least 20,000 villagers from their traditional homelands in Masvingo to make way for a dam project. At the time of the relocation,...
Paulette D’Auteuil is on the advisory board in of the National Jericho Movement. She recently delivered remarks to the 12th International Symposium Against Isolation in Beirut, Lebanon. The conference brings together political prisoners held...
The Los Angeles police shooting of a homeless man on Skid Row Sunday continues to draw fire from the movement demanding greater police accountability. This morning protesters marched from Skid Row to LAPD Headquarters...
An unarmed homeless man was shot and killed by police officers in Los Angeles Sunday. FSRN’s Larry Buhl has more. Download Audio Details are emerging about the death of a homeless man shot by...
Congress found itself in familiar territory this week with an impasse over funding federal agencies. The sticking point continues to be the extent of executive power on immigration policy. A deal is now on...
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