Mario Murillo writes in Colombia Journal of the struggle for the defense of indigenous rights in Colombia. Enduring brutal repression by the US–backed Colombian military and National Police, the indigenous…
read moreIn Motion Magazine interviews Raymundo Sanchez Barraza about the indigenous intercultural system of informal education in Chiapas, Mexico. In A University Without Shoes, Barraza explains that saying no to established…
read moreEnding Colonialism Latin American leaders support Morales at the UN, where Bolivia’s president has taken the lead in ending colonialism against indigenous peoples of the world. You can help. We…
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Forth World Eye Contributor, Jay Taber was interviewed by The Real News. Click on the “more” button to watch the interview.
read moreAmerica didn’t suddenly become a nuthouse, that took some effort. While it’s always been home to religious fanatics and prophets of doom, it’s only by the mainstreaming of these damaged…
read moreIn United Yet Autonomous, Victor W. Pickard examines Indymedia global news network in terms of its sustainability as a radically democratic organization. Created in 1999 to provide noncorporate accounts of…
read moreIndigenous nations and associations of South and Central America express solidarity with Bolivia’s president Evo Morales, threatening widespread action against the U.S. empire if the United States government doesn’t cease…
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Clayoquot Sound, on the west coast of Vancouver Island, is an area of deep-green ancient forests, snow-capped mountains, long sandy beaches, and small rugged islands shaped by the pounding surf…
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Bolivian President Evo Morales reiterated the charge Tuesday that the U.S. government was plotting to overthrow his government and that Washington had a hand in the recent episodes of violence…
read moreWar on Terror: lessons from Northern Ireland, a report by the Committee on the Administration of Justice in Belfast, looks at the problem of normalising violence. As the Council of…
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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