Carlos Ramírez
Carlos is a musician and farm laborer from Altagracia de Orituco. He left to go live in Caracas, but he…
Prisoner Torture and Abuse Rife in Ecuador’s Gang Crackdown
When the military entered Latacunga prison in Cotopaxi, Ecuador on the afternoon of January 14, the inmates knew they were…
Before this Aussie man was saving workers from an underground tomb, he was quietly helping the ‘slaves of soccer’
Before Arnold Dix was hailed a hero for helping rescue 41 men trapped underground in India, he was already a…
United Nations Sides with Palestine over Israeli Arms Embargo and Ceasefire
Last Updated on April 5, 2024 The United Nations Human Rights Council met in Geneva on Friday and voted overwhelmingly…
Verdict Near in Emblematic Murder Trial in Peruvian Amazon
Environmental activists and indigenous communities in the Amazon are awaiting a verdict in the emblematic case of the Saweto murders,…
Unshackling workers in China’s solar supply chain
Western powers must cooperate with China to make solar power supply chains both environmentally and socially sustainable. ...
Prime Minister’s Resignation Tips Haiti Into Uncharted Territory
Haitian Prime Minister Ariel Henry has announced his resignation, underscoring how gangs have become the dominant power in Haiti. Henry…
China’s proliferating Pacific police footprint
China's police cooperation is proving beneficial to the Pacific — but Pacific states should be cautious about the type of…
‘Children of War’: How Violence and Addiction Rob the Youth of Ciudad Juárez, Mexico
On the face of one of the most emblematic mountainsides in Ciudad Juárez, onlookers can read the enormous text of…
North Korean embassy closures point to struggle and starvation
Though a string of embassy closures points to financial hardships and food shortages in North Korea, Kim Jong-un will continue…