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Tag Archives: torture
Which way will you go?
To ring in the New Year, with its new choices and pathways, here is the fourth post in our current series from guest author Dr. Anthony Marsella.* Beyond Propaganda, Media Deception and Abuses, and Lies The United States of America … Continue reading
Posted in Armed conflict, culture of violence, Environmental impacts of war, Media, militarization, Military-industrial complex, Patriotism, Propaganda, racism, Understanding violence
Tagged death, domestic violence, exploitation, foreign policy, global policy, international violence, nationalism, torture, trauma, Uncle Sam, war
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The US government: Guilty of torture, as charged
Today’s post is an excerpt from an interview with guest author Dr. Anthony Marsella back in 2008. What the US administration has been doing and attempting to justify in its “war on terror” is terrifying; it is also torture, as … Continue reading
Today’s Assignment: Human Rights 365
Wednesday December 10 is Human Rights Day, a commemoration day for the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The theme this year is Human Rights 365—that is, a reminder that every day should be a human rights … Continue reading
Posted in Human rights, police violence, Prisons, Protest, racism, slavery, Torture
Tagged forced feeding, Human Rights 365, Human Rights Day, human rights violations, murder, poverty, racism, social injustice, solitary confinement, torture, U.S. government, Universal Declaration of Human Rights
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