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No “Free Pass” for U.S. in Human Rights Film Festival

By Lucy Westcott
Stories of struggle can be found all over the world, from a law classroom in Oklahoma and the brutal borderlands between the United States and Mexico to a Bedouin village in Jordan and wedding parties in Morocco, as the 24th Human Rights Watch Film Festival is showcasing.

U.S.: Occupy Affiliate Aims at Abolishing Consumer Debt

By Matthew Charles Cardinale
Strike Debt, an affiliate of the Occupy movement, has devised a legal and what some consider ingenious way to abolish millions of dollars in consumer debt.

Liberal Berkeley Poised to Acquire Armoured Vehicle

By Judith Scherr
The city of Berkeley, California has long been regarded as a leader in the movements for peace, free speech and civil liberties. But this very city is now poised to follow the lead of hundreds of others around the United States where local police deploy armoured vehicles to fight crime and terrorism.


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