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Brutality in Chechnya Back in Spotlight
Yousef Al-Yousef, Pacific News Service, Feb 19, 2002
Slice
Of Life -- Working the Dream in a Pizza Shop
Jim Hickey, Pacific News Service, Feb 14, 2002
Nepal's
'Homeland Security' Sacrifices Human Rights
Li
Onesto, Pacific News Service, Feb 7, 2002
"English
Only" At Workplace Is Illegal
Sing Tao, Feb 6, 2002
Bush's
First State of Union Address Thin On Justice Issues
NNPA, Hazel Trice Edney, Feb 5, 2002
Declassified
Documents Point to the Top in Mexico
Proceso
(Mexico), Jan 25, 2002
Reflections
on Deadly Struggle for Justice
James L. Hickey, Pacific News Service, Jan 22, 2002
 Arrest
for Smuggling Religious Material Worries Bay Area Chinese
Sing Tao Daily, Jan 18, 2002
More
Prosecutions Needed for 'Sins of the Fathers'
Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Pacific News Service, Jan 15, 2002
Scotland
Returns Stolen Artifacts to Ethiopia
Addis Tribune (Ethiopia), Jan 14, 2002
Haiti
in Peril -- Ex-Police Chief's Deadly Drive for Power
Andrew Reding, Pacific News Service, Jan 8, 2002
From
Oaxaca's Fields to Binational Leadership, Rufino Dominguez
Receives Leadership Award 2001
NCM Online, by Eduardo Stanley, Jan 8, 2002
Lonely Battle Against Iranians Profiling and U.S. Sanction
Continues...
Iran
Today, By Ali Vazirabadi, Jan 7, 2002
Baja
Battle -- Indigenous Mexicans Fight for Housing
David Bacon, Pacific News Service, Jan 4, 2002
Predatory
Lending Targets Elderly and Minorities
Sun Reporter, Dec 27, 2001
Japanese
Americans Fight Tribunals
Nichi Bei Times, Dec 11, 2001
Expendable
Labor, Expendable Lives -- Juarez Serial Murders Continue
Kent Paterson, Pacific News Service, Dec 6, 2001
Italian
American Foundation Opposes Ethnic Profiling in Jury Selection
NIAF,
Dec 2, 2001
Return
of US Imperial Presidency
Milenio, Nov 29, 2001
Murders
at Colombian Coca-Cola Plant Spark New Labor Strategy
David Bacon, Pacific News Service, Nov 26, 2001
Former
Internees Granted Diplomas
Nichi
Bei Times, Nov 26, 2001
Activists
Cringe at Anti-Terror Bill
FinalCall.com,
by Askia Muhammad, White House Correspondent, Nov 9, 2001
Black
Leaders Blast Anti-Terrorism Law
The Chicago Citizen, Nov 5, 2001
Chinese
Concerned Over Anti-Terrorism Law
Sing
Tao Daily, Nov 5, 2001
New
Reverence For Police May Tip Scales Of Justice
Earl
Ofari Hutchinson, Pacific News Service, Nov 2, 2001
Powerful
Mexican Army Must Cooperate in Murder Probe
Kent
Paterson, Pacific News Service, Nov 1, 2001
West
African Chocolate Firms Agree to Fight Child Slavery
Inter
Press Service, By Jim Lobe, Oct 31, 2001
Governor
Signs Bill to Combat Hate Crimes Against APIs
Nichi
Bei Times, October 17, 2001
Anti-Terrorist
Legislation Must Be Watched Carefully
Roberto
Lovato, Pacific News Service, Oct 16, 2001
Acts
of P.A.T.R.O.I.T.ism--Fears of Terrorism Incite Reactionary
Policy
Asian
Week, By Neela Banerjee and Joyce Nishioka Proceso, Oct 10,
2001
Terrorist
or Dissident? Global Coalition Could Jeopardize Human Rights
Sandip
Roy, Pacific News Service, Oct 2, 2001
Anti-Terrorism:
U.S. Police Training In Mexico May Clash With Human Rights
Kent
Paterson, Pacific News Service, Sep 26, 2001
Namibian
Reparations Case Lodged in U.S.
The
Namibian, Sep 24, 2001
Immigrants'
Hidden Stories From WWII Revealed
NCM
Online, By Paolo Pontoniere, Sep 21, 2001
The
Cost of Fear - Liberty a Victim of Terrorism
Gregory
J. Millman, Pacific News Service, Sep 20, 2001
Minds
of Children: Execution of Mentally Retarded Debated
Christopher Reed, Pacific News Service,
Sep 10, 2001
European
Media Pick Apart Kissinger
NCM Online, By Paolo Pontoniere,
Sep 10, 2001
Dumb
And Dumber In Durban
Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Pacific News Service,
Sep 5, 2001
Women's
Inheritance Rights in West Africa
NCM Online, By Donal Brown, Aug 31, 2001
Missing
from Racism Summit Agenda - India's Caste System
Sarita Sarvate, Pacific News Service, Aug
28, 2001
Dark
Thoughts In A Private Journal - Therapy Or A Crime?
Joe Loya, Pacific News Service, Aug 24,
2001
New
Youth Movement Organizing to Fight Consequences of Their Parents'
Mistakes
Vincent Schiraldi & Van Jones, Pacific
News Service, Aug 17, 2001
Too
Young to Vote, But Not to be Executed
Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Pacific News Service,
Aug 16, 2001
High-Level
Tech Workers Form New Labor Group
Raj Jayadev, Pacific News Service, Aug 15,
2001
Crackdown
In Havana
Diario de Yucatan, By Louis Nevaer, Aug
14, 2001
In
Old Hebron, Home is No Refuge from Political Violence
Chris
Smith, Pacific News Service, Aug 9, 2001
China
and the U.S. on Chinese Scholars and Espionage
Jean
Shao, Sing Tao Daily, Aug 8, 2001
New
Players - New Game? Guest Workers Or Amnesty
David Bacon, Pacific News Service, Aug 7,
2001
Bush
Must Not Obstruct World Racism Conference
Earl Ofari Hutchinson, Pacific News Service,
Aug 2, 2001
High
Tech Sweatshops
AsianWeek,
Jul 24, 2001
Battle
Over Modified Cotton Tearing at Pakistan
Mudassir Rizvi, Pacific News Service,
Jul
11, 2001
Drug
Diversion - Shortchanging Voter-Mandated Plan may Doom it
to Failure
Lonny Shavelson, Pacific News Service, Jul
9, 2001
Five
Union Picketers Face Riot Charges in South Carolina
David Bacon, Pacific News Service, Jul 23,
2001
India:
Gays and Lesbians on the Road to Human Rights
Surina Khan,
AsianWeek,
Jul 21, 2001
Children
Working in Fields Sent Back to School
Edith Kimuli,
New
Vision (Kampala) Uganda, Jul 19, 2001
'Politicization'
of Milosevic As Seen By Arab Press
As-Sharq al-Ausat, Jul 17,
2001
Milosevic
Arrest Thrills Latin Americans
El Pais, Jul 16,
2001
Bravery
of Memory: A Few Defy Authority to Unearth Guatemala's Past
Mary Jo McConahay, Pacific News Service,
Jul 2, 2001
Milosevic's
Arrest Marks Rough Entrance Into New Era
Walter Truett Anderson, Pacific News Service,
Jul 5, 2001
U.S.'
Role In Serb Leader's Trial Makes International Justice System
Inevitable
Andrew Reding, Pacific News Service, Jul 5,
2001
Service
Workers Push for a Living Wage
El Reportero, NCM Online, Jun 28, 2001
Fourteen
Dead on the Border - For What?
David Bacon, Pacific News Service, Jun 27,
2001
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