White supremacist groups suspected of burning down historic social justice center
The Highlander Research and Education Center was founded in 1932 and has played a pivotal role in working-class, revolutionary movements in the south and across the US
Demanding wage hike, school teachers embark on strike in Poland
The Polish Teachers’ Union said that educators in 15,179 of the 20,403 (74.29%) schools and kindergartens in the country are participating in the strike. Students also staged a solidarity demonstration
Chavistas flood the streets of Caracas against imperialist interventions
Venezuelan president Nicolás Maduro addressed the multitude, denounced Chile and Colombia as the culprits of the new attacks against the country’s electric system, and reiterated his will to negotiate to ensure peace
‘Our health is not for sale’: Week-long actions across Europe observing World Health Day
As part of the World Health Day on April 7 and the elections to European Parliament, scheduled from May 23 to 26, health activists observed a European Week of Action against the commercialization and privatization of health and social protection from April 1 to 7.
Palestinian teen hero Ahed Tamimi’s brother along with 21 others arrested in raids by Israeli occupation forces
Total number of Palestinians currently imprisoned by Israel is 5,700, including 48 women and 250 children, says report by Ramallah-based Palestinian Authority’s Committee for Prisoners’ Affairs.
Is Sudan’s al-Bashir on the verge of being toppled?
Over the past few days, Sudan has seen the largest demonstrations since December 19. The strategy of the protesters to march to the army headquarters seems to be working as soldiers have come out to defend them against State forces.
Filipino activists call for an international day of outrage against massacre of farmers
Protests will be held globally against the killing of 14 farmers in the island of Negros and the larger impunity of the Duterte government
Myanmar accused of war crimes as airstrike kills civilians in Rakhine region
The repeated arbitrary arrests, summary executions, forced labor, ill-treatment and sexual violence committed by the Myanmar army and militias led to the exodus of 700,000 Rohingyas in late August 2017.