We honor friend of the people Ananta Bijoy Das, who was murdered by cowards

Prairie Fire13 April 2015New-Power.orgOn April 12, 2015, our friend Ananta Bijoy Das was struck down, hacked to death between 9:00 and 9:30 AM by four barbarian cowards. Ananta Bijoy Das was cut-down in the prime of his life. His life was tragically and cruelly ended at only 31. His family and friends will miss him... Continue Reading →

We live to fight another day!

Prairie Fire5 March 2015New-Power.org This post is available in Myanmar! Over the past week, the masses of Myanmar have been crushed by the military dictatorship of Myanmar. Earlier this week, students rose up in Letpadan to march to Yangon in protest of the attacks on education and violations of human rights. The police and military... Continue Reading →

Industrial band Skinny Puppy demand $666,000 after music is used in Guantánamo torture

(http://www.theguardian.com/) A Canadian electro-industrial band is asking for thousands of dollars in royalties after learning that the US military used their music to torture prisoners at Guantánamo Bay. Skinny Puppy claim they filed a $666,000 (£368,000) bill with America'd defence department. "We sent them an invoice for our musical services considering they had gone ahead... Continue Reading →

At the coal face: Mineral processing factory in Bangladesh where the women do all the hard work

(http://www.dailymail.co.uk/) A photo essay of the tremendous oppression of women in Bangladesh, where capitalism intersects with patriarchy: Dusty days work: The women at the coal processing plant in Munshiganj, Bangladesh, sort through the waste coal using a giant sieve : Still smiling: Despite working long hours doing back breaking work, this coal worker happily offers... Continue Reading →

Rights group: Police torture in Philippines rife

[Human rights is a joke under capitalism - NP] MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Amnesty International said Thursday that five years after the Philippines passed a law criminalizing torture, the practice continues, with an overstretched police force resorting to "shortcuts" to extract confessions from criminal suspects. The Philippine National Police has acknowledged violations persist but stressed... Continue Reading →

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