Category Archives: Militarization
The Nation Report Will Maintain a Live Blog Straight from the School of the Americas Watch Convergence at the Mexico/US Border
Human rights activists, migrants, religious communities, veterans, students, and media teams from across the Americas […]
Colombians Narrowly Reject Peace Deal between Government and FARC
Colombians have just voted to reject the long negotiated peace deal that was seen […]
Certainty that US Air Force Received Peace Activists’ Message: A revisit to N8
RAYMER, Colo-Few in Colorado know about N8 or N7, or 2, or 3 or N […]
Twenty-one Peace Activists Arrested at Pentagon Demanding Accountability for War Crimes and End to War
WASHINGTON DC-Peace activists from around the country approached the entrance checkpoint to the Pentagon today […]
California Activists Block All Entrances to Police Training and Expo Event Calling for Funds to be Transferred to Education
OAKLAND-A board member of The Nation Report was among the 20 who were arrested this […]
Denver is Site to Historic Gathering of Supporters to Water Protectors at DAPL Site
“I haven’t seen a crowd this big since 1966,” spoke elder John Zamora to […]
New Report Questions the Benefit of Multi-Millions in US CARSI Aid to Central America
“Upon finding this data, it didn’t seem to corroborate what researchers and human rights […]
World Social Forum: Indigenous Peoples’ Struggles and Resistance
“It’s business as usual.” MONTREAL-The International Indigenous Peoples’ Movement for Self-Determination and Liberation was the […]
World Social Forum: Opening Day in the Streets
MONTREAL-Issues of human rights violations, social justice, equality, and others brought people to […]
Groups Rally Outside of Peterson AFB: Call for Disarming of Hydrogen Bombs in US
COLORADO SPRINGS-Peterson Air Force Base is accustomed to peace activists outside of its gates. Those working […]
Global Day of Action against Open-Pit Mining Lands at Colorado Capitol
Denver was one city among many globally that marked the Global Day of Action Against […]
100 Protesters, 27 were Undercover Cops
“In a march of 100 people, how do you justify putting out 27 officers?” The […]
