Monthly Archives: July 2015

Dear Mr. Stoda, Thank you for your letter reg arding U.S. policy toward Iran. As you know, Iran’s government has a history of consistently disregarding the international community’s warnings to halt support for international terrorism and abandon their nuclear program.  … Continue reading →

Resources ‘White House Threatens Veto on VA Reform Bill’-Military Times Additional Resources Donate Today Contact IVAW Dear Kevin, Over the last couple of days, we have become aware of legislation that will be voted on by Congress, as soon as today, … Continue reading →

“You have to understand, that no one puts their children in a boat unless the water is safer than the land.” Somali-British poet Warsan Shire  “The sea went black,” said Doaa. “I heard people screaming, and water crashing. I felt … Continue reading →

In response to theinternational campaignlaunched by the IUF to defend basic trade union rights at the upscale Bagan Hotel River View in Myanmar (Burma), management is now screening job applicants to identify potential union supporters. Applicants are asked if they … Continue reading →

Tomgram: Subhankar Banerjee, Fire at World’s End Normally, Americans love breaking records. (“We’re number one! We’re number one!”) But the latest records to come out of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration should make anyone’s heart sink. Here’s how the … Continue reading →

While congress sleeps and plays with Taxpayers dollars…–kas National Whistleblowers Center P.O. Box 25074 Washington, D.C. 20027 http://www.whistleblowers.org FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT: Mary Jane Wilmoth (202) 342-1902 mjw@whistleblowers.org Paul Lyons p.lyons@whistleblowers.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Senate Recognizes Whistleblower Appreciation Day Washington, … Continue reading →

Kevin, Here are some other things I’ve read this week: Imani Gandy on an anti-choice perversion, Gregory Krieg on what’s dominating media coverage, Jordan Weissmann on income inequality, and Adi Robertson on what enables hate speech. John Whitehouse @existentialfish NY … Continue reading →

Note: The following articles were chosen for the various kinds of light they shed on the nuclear agreement signed by the US and its negotiating partners with Iran, and by the efforts of critics in the US Congress to torpedo … Continue reading →

Dear Kevin, The U.S. State Department’s Trafficking in Persons Report (TIP Report) is a vital tool with which human rights organizations, unions, and others committed to the fight against human trafficking can hold governments accountable for their efforts to prevent … Continue reading →

Dear Supporter, Please take a moment to read and share this update from UFPJ: United For Peace and Justice is taking part in Peace and Planet Summer by participating in commemorations of the 70th anniversaries of the U.S. atomic bombings of … Continue reading →