Sudan: A Dire Humanitarian Crisis
Op-Ed by Emily Thompson Sudan is one of the worst humanitarian crises in recent memory. Back in March, humanitarian organizations sounded the alarm over the…
Human Rights
How Julian Assange Was Finally Freed
By Neenah Payne Julian Assange, Australian founder of WikiLeaks, was freed on June 25 after spending over seven years in the Ecuadorian Embassy to avoid…
Stella Assange’s Pivotal Roles For Julian
By Neenah Payne Julian Assange, Australian founder of WikiLeaks, was freed from London’s Belmarsh prison on June 25. He had spent over seven years in…
Julian Assange’s 53rd Birthday Celebration: July 3
By Neenah Payne Julian Assange, Australian founder of WikiLeaks, was freed on June 25 after being held for over five years in London’s Belmarsh prison…
Phelan Vs. CIA
A groundbreaking Injunction has been filed in Federal Court, Central District of California. Case No. 2: 24-cv-05286-JWH-RAO asks for Injunctive Relief citing a number of…
Why are Afghan Women Excluded from Upcoming UN Meeting with Taliban?
By Emily Thompson Human rights organizations slammed the United Nations for agreeing to a meeting with the Taliban and envoys from 22 countries in Doha,…
US Journalist Files A Restraining Order Against CIA — Activist Post, Janet Phelan
By Alternative Homesteading An American journalist and author, who fled the US and has been residing in Mexico, has filed an Injunction against the US…
Sexual Violence as a Tool of War is Finally Being Addressed
By Emily Thompson U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris condemned the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war and called for accountability in remarks…
US Journalist Files Restraining Order Against CIA
Press Release – Activist Post An American journalist and author, who fled the US and has been residing in Mexico, has filed an Injunction against…
Ugandan human rights lawyer’s arrest exposes use of national ID for surveillance
By Abigail Opiah A Ugandan human rights lawyer’s recent arrest highlights the country’s surveillance and government control via the use of the national identification card….
Privacy International Warns That Biometrics at Sports Stadiums Infringe on Human Rights
By Chris Burt The use of facial recognition at sports stadiums and arenas represents a threat to people’s rights to privacy and to participate in…
Rohingya Still Face Atrocities in Myanmar
By Emily Thompson Myanmar’s Rohingya continue to be caught in severe danger as the escalating violence in conflict-torn Myanmar’s Rakhine State has forced another 45,000…
Julian Assange’s Brother Gives An Update On His Extradition Appeal
By The Conscious Resistance On May 24, 2024, journalist Derrick Broze interviewed Gabriel Shipton, film producer and brother of Julian Assange, at the Libertarian National…
The Crises of 2024 are Devastating
By Emily Thompson We live in a magnificent yet deeply horrible world. An intricate web of crises woven across various corners of the globe has…