Posts of: Jay Taber

• Daily

Small Justice Jesuit institutions in the Pacific Northwest brace themselves for imminent legal battles over restitution to Native American victims of sexual abuse at Indian boarding schools.

• Daily

As the Obama Department of Justice attempts to intimidate independent media in the US, it is important for independent media producers to know their legal rights, and more importantly, to…

• Daily

Mapuche nationalist Victor Ancalaf, unjustly incarcerated by the state of Chile for five years based on an anonymous accusation, testifies before the UN Human Rights Council about Chile’s anti-democratic anti-terrorism…

• Daily

In some indigenous societies, the combination of colonial economic, political and religious philosophies has perverted aboriginal governance and culture in misogynist ways. In Paraguay, overcoming gender discrimination hasn’t been easy,…

• Daily

Despite obstacles mounted by the Spanish government, consultations on independence for Catalonia will take place next month in 130 towns. International observers from pro-sovereignty political parties like Sinn Fein and…

• Daily

The Gitxsan of northwest British Columbia propose an unusual solution to land claims.

• Daily

There was a time in human history when political leaders attained such positions by proving themselves devoted to the protection and well-being of their people. One of my ancestors, Hugh…

• Daily

Enemies All Around As Afghan Chief Zazai observes, when the tribes were fighting the Russians, their friends were at their sides and the enemy was in front of them. Same…

• Daily

Findings of Fact One of the findings of the UN Fact Finding Mission on the Gaza Conflict is that Israel not only destroyed everything above ground, but — by deliberately…

• Daily

War in Chile Intercontinental Cry reports on the escalating conflict between the Mapuche nation and the Chilean state over lands belonging to Mapuche but invaded by multinational corporations at the…