Brett Wilkins

"No you cannot 'do both.' That would be like sending 50,000 tons of lethal weapons to a brutal, murderous regime and then telling them you 'want a cease-fire,'" said Climate Defiance.

Palestine defenders hopeful that the United Kingdom's announcement of a partial suspension of arms export licenses to Israel were left disappointed on Tuesday after a U.S.

The world's largest pension fund recently adopted new ethics rules that could preclude it from owning shares in several U.S. arms firms.

"It is time for Dr. de la Torre to get off of his $40 million yacht and explain to the American people how much he has gained financially while bankrupting the hospitals he manages."

"The creation of any 'buffer zone' must not amount to the collective punishment of the Palestinian civilians who lived in these neighborhoods," warned one Amnesty campaigner.

A Republican-appointed U.S. federal judge in Georgia raised eyebrows and objections Thursday after taking what observers called the "unprecedented" step

The judge granted a motion by a coalition of right-wing state attorneys general to preempt the rule’s implementation.

"Is this a bad joke?" asked one campaigner. As Saudi Arabia prepares to host a global internet summit in December, 40 human rights groups

"The invaders and their main business partners—loggers and meatpacking companies—make the profits their own while passing on to society the costs of environmental damage," notes one of numerous lawsuits.

"Dr. de la Torre will be held accountable for his greed and the damage he has caused the American people and our nation's healthcare system."