“The Children of the Master,” a poem by David Yambio

[The following poem was composed by the amazing human rights activist David Yambio (@yambio.david) who defends the rights of refugees while challenging the anti-immigration narratives and practices of the so-called "First" World. The remarkable insight about the history, present, and future of capitalism-imperialism offered in this piece of literature is worth being called the product... Continue Reading →

Human Trafficking is Booming in Yemen as the War Enters its Fifth Year

[As a result of the war against Yemen carried out by a Saudi-led coalition backed by the United States, the situation in Yemen has deteriorated to an astonishing degree. The total destruction of Yemen’s economy has led to extreme poverty and desperation for vast numbers of people, leading many to offer their organs for sale... Continue Reading →

Scores Feared Drowned in Shipwreck Off Libya

[Eight years on and the world is still witnessing the horrors of NATO’s regime change operation in Libya. Once considered the “Jewel of Africa”, Libya is now a haven for extremists, torture, violence, and slavery. As this article points out, the victims of these atrocities are often lost at sea while trying to escape the... Continue Reading →

Slave trade takes root in post-Qaddafi Libya

Migrants for sale: Slave trade in Libya by Al Jazeera news http://www.aljazeera.com/programmes/countingthecost/2017/11/migrants-sale-slave-trade-libya-171126063748575.html [It is deplorable that slavery still exists in the 21st century, no less in a country that once offered the highest standard of living to its people under the heroic leadership of Colonel Muammar Qaddafi. Furthermore, this slavery is inextricably linked to western... Continue Reading →

Who’s Driving the Rohingya into the Sea?

[This is an interesting piece on the current migration crisis taking place in Asia.  If the author is correct, the mainstream western media is trying to avoid addressing some very serious issues involving the West's support for Suu Kyi. Do you agree with the author's interpretation of this crisis? Let us know what you think... Continue Reading →

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