As Americans return from fossil fueled adventures on the highways and skyways of summer vacation, indigenous communities on the fossil frontier disintegrate in a cloud of toxic waste. Already living…
Read moreThe Dominion joins Athabasca Cree on a walk through the Tar Sands wasteland, where the devastation of colonization today extends beyond the horizon.
Read morePrivatization, first and foremost, is a totalitarian objective. The goal of eradicating the public interest depends on this misanthropic philosophy. Subjugating public institutions to market tyranny, however, involves more than…
Read moreIn his Moscow Times op-ed, Vladimir Ryzhkov, State Duma deputy from 1993-2007, notes the Kremlin’s waning interest in seeking accommodation with the Council of Europe. Having weathered a flood of…
Read moreAs a luxury item, foregoing the purchase of diamonds is a painless gesture, especially when many are brutally produced by forced labor in horrific conditions. But blood diamonds, as these…
Read moreIn light of the colossal failure of the world war on drugs, one might think the United Nations would step forward to end the human rights abuses and official violence…
Read moreAs noted in this article at Indian Country Today, the Obama Administration’s endorsement of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples comprises a facade of understanding, while largely…
Read moreThe success of the rule of law depends on who is making the law, or breaking it. The failure of the rule of law occurs when those people are one…
Read moreSteven T. Newcomb recalls a conversation with U.S. Supreme Court Justice Scalia.
Read moreScott Thill examines the privatization of the United Nations.
Read moreThe library is dedicated to the memory of Secwepemc Chief George Manuel (1921-1989), to the nations of the Fourth World and to the elders and generations to come.
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