50,000 teachers take part in New Zealand’s largest education strike
Unions say that low pay and lack of equity are significant contributors to the escalating teacher shortage and increasing class sizes.
Kurdish hunger strike ends in victory
After successfully breaking the isolation of political prisoner Abdullah Öcalan, Kurdish activists have ended their hunger strike
Argentine feminist groups begin fresh struggle for legal abortion
The National Campaign for the Right to Legal, Safe and Free Abortion will present – for the eighth time – a fresh draft of the bill for the Voluntary Termination of Pregnancy (IVE) before the House of Representatives
Soldiers who massacred Rohingyas freed from prison
The gross human rights violations committed by the Myanmar military on the pretext of national security and counter-insurgency operations has forced over 730,000 Rohingyas to flee the country.
Colombian student leaders threatened by paramilitary group
The far-right Aguilas Negras or Black Eagles threatened leaders and organizations that actively participated in last year’s student strike demanding higher budgetary allocation for education
Embassy Protection Collective continues to struggle despite eviction
Despite the installation of Guaido’s representative in the embassy building, the activists have vowed to relentlessly fight against US interventionism.
The people are with Evo: a glimpse at a new Bolivia
In the light of upcoming general elections in Bolivia, Peoples Dispatch spoke with Rodolfo Machaca Yupanqui, the leader of the Unified Confederation of Bolivian Peasant Workers Union (CSUTCB).
Millions of youth hit the streets for Global Climate strike
Youth from across the world have demanded that authorities take concrete steps to tackle climate change