Arundhati Roy Speaking at the World Tribunal on Iraq

Arundhati Roy is an Indian novelist, writer and activist. She won the Booker Prize in 1997 for her first novel, The God of Small Things, and, in 2002, the Lannan Cultural Freedom Prize.

Caymen, France, Iraq

Anthropologie légale, Conflit armé, Crimes contre l’humanité

Is Iran a threat?

Eric Margolis [contributing editor for The American Conservative and Sun Media]discusses his opinion that there is no real threat of any nuclear attacks against the US from Iran.

Afghanistan, Moldavie, Turkménistan

Anthropologie légale, Arrestation arbitraire, Conflit armé

Dahr Jamail Speaks at World Tribunal on Iraq

Dahr Jamail - Independent Journalist
Testimony on War Crimes and the Recent Situation in Iraq

Caymen, France, Iraq

Anthropologie légale, Conflit armé, Crimes contre l’humanité

Footage from Operation Storm in August 1995

Video footage broadcast by Serbian station B92 in August 2006, of Bosnian troops killing a Serb civilian, and of Croatian troops harassing a convoy of Serb refugees.

Caymen, Europe Méridionale, Samoa américaines

Anthropologie légale, Conflit armé, Crimes contre l’humanité

Americans for Informed Democracy

Who We Are: The Big Picture

Etats-Unis d'Amérique, Suisse

Anthropologie légale, Détention, Education

Breakthrough

Breakthrough is an international human rights organization that uses education, pop culture and original media to promote values of dignity, equality and justice.

Albanie, Etats-Unis d'Amérique, Inde

Anthropologie légale, Détention, Discrimination raciale

Alive in Baghdad

France, Iraq

Conflit armé, Détention, Enfants soldats

EngageMedia

Our core aims are

* To assist individuals and groups producing thought-provoking and informative media focused on social and environmental issues distribute their work.

Madagascar, Norvège

Détention, Elections, Enfants soldats