The World Is Watching: UN Committee And Race Bias In U.S. Law Enforcement
The shots seen around the world Officer Michael Slager fired eight bullets at the back of Walter Scott, 50, an African-American, killing him, on April 4. Then, Officer…
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The shots seen around the world Officer Michael Slager fired eight bullets at the back of Walter Scott, 50, an African-American, killing him, on April 4. Then, Officer…
Crusading anti-corruption reporter Rafael Marques de Morais The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Angolan authorities to drop all charges against journalist Rafael Marques de Morais. Marques de…
Kagame and Netanyahu Recently, it became known that the Rwandan government had struck a multimillion dollar deal whose details remain unknown to the Rwandan people to accept deported…
President-elect Buhari. Will he have a better chance at tackling Boko Haram? As we mark the one-year anniversary of the tragic abduction of 300 Nigerian schoolgirls, we remember…
“I was dreamin' when I wrote this Forgive me if it goes astray. But when I woke up this morning Could've sworn it was Judgment Day. The sky…
Apr. 13 (GIN) – The United Nations, which is sheltering over 600,000 refugees from war-torn Somalia, has been ordered by Kenyan authorities to relocate the camp in three…
Apr. 13 (GIN) – In a collaborative effort between the University of Michigan, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, a teaching hospital and other medical groups, Ghana…
Apr. 13 (GIN) – Togolese opposition leaders are issuing calls for change - the mantra of President Barack Obama – as they seek the end of the 50…
Apr. 13, 2015 (GIN) – Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir is predicted to roll up an easy victory in national polls this week, adding another five year term to…
Carl Dix and Cornel West April 14 National Shut-Down Day Against Police Abuses National Actions To Stop Murder By Police. No School! No Work! Stop Business As Usual!…