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‘People with no names’: the drowned migrants buried in pauper’s graves
by As deaths in Rio Grande increase, Piedras Negras has buried unidentifiable bodies removed from water by first responders
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Trauma at the Border
This short film exposes the emotional, psychological and physical damage that can be done when children are imprisoned – even with their families. Childhood trauma, like imprisonment and family separation, provokes long-lasting implications caused by high levels of toxic stress.
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New Mexico Senators Speak Out Over Order They Say Would Hamper Nuclear Safety Board
New Mexico’s senators are asking Congress to block a DOE order that would limit access to information about nuclear facilities…
US bombs are killing children in Yemen. Does anybody care?
The lack of outrage at the US’s key role in this humanitarian disaster raises troubling questions
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Inequality – How Wealth Becomes Power (2018)
Germany is one of the world’s richest countries, but inequality is on the rise. The wealthy are pulling ahead, while the poor are falling behind.
New human rights principles on artificial intelligence
A new set of principles—the Toronto Declaration—aims to put human rights front and centre in the development and application of machine learning technologies.
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Jeff Bezos’s fortune has come at the expense of workers and society not receiving their fair share
The richest man in the world did not get there alone; his wealth is created by Amazon’s millions of workers, suppliers and consumers.
What Is It Like To Be You? – Charles Eisenstein
In this video, Charles Eisenstein explores how to move beyond the ideological divisions that separate us in today’s world.
Nine activists defending the Earth from violent assault
On a planet of billions, nine represent the strong minority battling murder in the global corruption of land rights
The 6-Year-Old Heard on Border Facility Audiotape Is Still Separated From Her Mother, Who Must Parent From 1,000 Miles Away
by Ginger Thompson The last time Cindy Madrid Henriquez, a Salvadoran immigrant, spoke to her 6-year-old daughter Jimena on the telephone, the little girl, who …