From Democracy Now | Original Article As the Trump administration carries out its campaign against the International Criminal Court, imposing wide-reaching sanctions on judges, prosecutors and groups who have accused Israel of…
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7/15/26 Trump Brags He’s Going to Commit War Crimes in Iran
By Robert McCoy From The New Republic | Original Article Donald Trump is ready to start attacking civilian infrastructure in Iran. Donald Trump announced his intent to commit acts tantamount to war…
3/10/26 Ret. Col. Lawrence Wilkerson: Netanyahu Could Turn to Nuclear Bombs If Iran War Escalates
From Democracy Now | Original Article As President Trump gives conflicting statements about the length and objectives of the war he launched with Israel against Iran, fears are growing that the conflict…
12/18/25 LIVE with Matthew Hoh: Trump’s Fascism and the Drive Toward War in Venezuela
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7/29/25 Former Green Beret Who Worked at Gaza Sites Reveals War Crimes
From Democracy Now | Original Article AMY GOODMAN: “The worst-case scenario of famine is currently playing out in the Gaza Strip.” That’s the dire warning issued today by the world’s leading hunger…
1/8/25 11 Men Freed After 20+ Years of “Extreme Deprivation.” Will Biden Close Guantánamo for Good?
From Democracy Now | Original Article
Eleven Yemeni men imprisoned without charge or trial at the Guantánamo Bay detention center for more than two decades have just been released to Oman to restart their lives. This latest transfer brings the total number of men detained at Guantánamo down to 15. Civil rights lawyers Ramzi Kassem and Pardiss Kebriaei, who have each represented many Guantánamo detainees, including some of the men just released, say closing the notorious detention center “has always been a question of political will,” and that the Biden administration must take action to free the remaining prisoners and “end of the system of indefinite detention” as soon as possible.
11/14/24 Iraqis Tortured at Abu Ghraib Win $42 Million Judgment Against U.S. Military Contractor CACI
From Democracy Now | Original Article
A federal jury in Virginia has ordered the U.S. military contractor CACI Premier Technology to pay a total of $42 million to three Iraqi men who were tortured at the notorious Abu Ghraib prison. The landmark verdict comes after 16 years of litigation and marks the first time a civilian contractor has been found legally responsible for the gruesome abuses at Abu Ghraib. We discuss the case and its significance for human rights with Baher Azmy, the legal director for the Center for Constitutional Rights, which represented the Abu Ghraib survivors. “This lawsuit has been about justice and accountability for three Iraqi men — our clients, Salah, Suhail and Asa’ad — who exhibited just awe-inspiring courage and resilience,” he says.
9/3/24 The New Yorker Publishes 2005 Haditha, Iraq Massacre Photos Marines “Didn’t Want the World to See”
‘ From Democracy Now | Original Article After nearly two decades of obstruction by the U.S. military, The New Yorker has obtained and published 10 photos of the aftermath of the 2005…
4/17/24 A Brief History of Kill Lists, From Langley to Lavender
‘ By Medea Benjamin and Nicolas J.S. Davies From Informed Comment | Original Article The Israeli online magazine +972 has published a detailed report on Israel’s use of an artificial intelligence (AI)…
3//7/24 Biden Admin Quietly Approves 100+ Arms Sales to Israel While Claiming Concern for Civilians in Gaza
‘ From Democracy Now | Original Article While the Biden administration has been publicly voicing reservations over the mounting death toll in Gaza, a Washington Post investigation revealed the administration has quietly…
2/29/24 Impact of the War on Gaza, on Health Care and Human Rights
‘ Watch the video here. Dr. Alice Rothchild, author, filmmaker, and physician, is focused on human rights and social justice. She has made many trips to Israel, the West Bank and Gaza,…
1/11/24 “Nowhere Is Safe in Gaza”: South Africa Lays Out Genocide Case vs. Israel at World Court in The Hague
‘ From Democracy Now | Original Article South Africa began to make its case Thursday at the International Court of Justice that Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. In their…