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Anti-War, Haiti, Infrastructures of Empire, Interviews, Respect for Democracy, Special reports, publications & broadcasts, Venezuela

Interview with Haitian-Venezuelan lawyer and human rights defender Saint Louis XVI

Saint Louis XVI is the Human Rights Coordinator of the Haitian-Venezuelan organization National Front of Sister Nations and lawyer specializing in international human rights law and geopolitics. He discusses the root causes of Haiti’s instability today and its sustained resistance, from its overthrow of French imperial rule to its struggles against imperialist aggression and interventionism,…

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

The criminalization of pregnancy: a miscarriage of justice

By Camille Landry (Program Coordinator) The United States of America is a nation – the first nation-state – that was founded on principles of genocide, racism, hatred and misogyny. Despite limited actions to recognize the basic human rights of Black, Brown, Indigenous, female and LGBTQI people, this nation persists in denying fundamental human rights to…

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