Tag Archive for displacement

Articles & op-eds, Eco-Solidarity, Human Rights in the U.S. Reports, Human Rights School, Special reports, publications & broadcasts, Uncategorized, United States

Over 530 years of struggle and solidarity: Indigenous resistance in the U.S.

None of us are free until all of us are free! By Camille Landry (Program Coordinator) Any analysis that originates in the United States claiming to accurately and fairly address issues pertaining to the human rights of Indigenous people must begin with the acknowledgement that we occupy land that is the ancestral home of Indigenous…

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Articles & op-eds, Honduras, Human Rights in the U.S. Reports, Human Rights School, Infrastructures of Empire, Mexico, Special reports, publications & broadcasts, Uncategorized, United States

The United States is polluting the world and locking refugees out

Border walls are being erected left and right as natural disasters become more frequent, leaving victims with nowhere to go By Todd Miller (independent journalist) Republished from The Nation When I first talked to the three Honduran men in the train yard in the southern Mexican town of Tenosique, I had no idea that they…

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