International uproar following mass raids and arrest of Indian journalists
There has been an outpouring of solidarity following the raid and arrest of journalists in India, who have been targeted as a result of baseless accusations published in the New York Times
After student loan payments resume, Biden cancels 0.5% of total federal student debt
Student loan borrowers who have been calling for complete cancellation have denounced band aid solutions to debt crisis
“The West’s domination… is coming to an end” says leader of Niger’s Revolutionary Organization for New Democracy
Peoples Dispatch spoke with Sani Adamou to discuss the recent coups which he claims are expressions of widespread discontent
Biggest health worker strike in US history to begin tomorrow
75,000 healthcare workers across nonprofit Kaiser Permanente facilities will walk off the job tomorrow in an ongoing fight for safer staffing levels
“Tories Out!”: Thousands protest Conservative Party conference in Manchester
Anti-racism and anti-war groups, trade unions, climate activists, and NHS workers participated in a demonstration s cost of living skyrockets in the UK
Argentina’s presidential frontrunner Milei denies number of disappeared from dictatorship
Human rights organizations in the country unanimously estimate the number of disappeared at 30,000, which Milei classified as “a twisted view of history”
UN authorizes Kenyan-led military intervention in Haiti
The multinational security force will collaborate with Haitian National Police to conduct “targeted operations” to allegedly combat gang violence
On International Safe Abortion Day, women across Latin America march demanding reproductive rights
Hundreds of thousands of women flooded the streets across Latin America, demanding decriminalization and legalization of abortion