Subjects Archives: Human Rights

OpenAI acknowledges its agents misused a German wiki as a message board, renewing scrutiny over AI safety, transparency, and oversight of autonomous systems.

The world was lied to about the Gaza holocaust, just like it was lied to about every other act of mass military slaughter that the U.S. involves itself in.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has launched the Mayor’s Office of Worker Power to help workers organize, understand their rights and connect with unions and worker centers. The office will focus particularly on immigrants and undocumented workers vulnerable to workplace abuses.

One prevention strategy is mandatory gene synthesis screening, an idea gaining traction among the highest levels of the AI industry and political leadership.

Nine-year-old Wafaa Akila was killed with her father in Gaza City after leaving school to buy supplies for the new year.

We refuse to allow a balance of power based on genocide and the crushing of all resistance to be celebrated as peace.

The generals can change deployments, move ships and planes, and order another round of bombing. None of that solves Washington’s basic problem: the Iranian people have not surrendered.

The current energy blockade deprives the Cuban people of resources essential for their survival. It must end immediately and unconditionally.

It was the National Rural Employment Guarantee Act, later to be renamed Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act that was enacted by the UPA-I government under Left pressure (since the government depended on Left support).

We have to get back the kind of public intellectuals, real left intellectuals, Marxist intellectuals who are not just academics.

On December 22, 1975, Fidel Castro spoke to more than a million Cuban people in Havana’s plaza of the Revolution. It was the closing day of the first congress of the communist party of Cuba. He spoke about the importance of the congress and reemphasized Cuba’s unwavering support for not only Angola but all of Africa.

A call for Jewish organizations around the world to publicly endorse the BDS movement and support coordinated nonviolent pressure to end Israeli impunity.

The tapering off of news coverage on the U.S.-Israeli genocide has done little to abate the violence. In fact, its permanence is precisely what allows the world to look away.

On July 28, Venezuelans commemorate the birth of the Bolivarian Revolution’s historical leader.

Urgent action is required to stem the growing tide of misogynistic abuse and sexual violence against women, writes Terina Hine.

As extreme heat intensifies across Indian cities, access to cooling, shade, and climate protection is becoming deeply unequal, exposing how urban heat disproportionately burdens low-income communities and informal workers.

Far from being oxymorons, the two concepts form a unique paradox.

Availability and quality are two sides of the same coin.

No amount of money can repair the damage which has been caused to the African people through the transatlantic slave trade, classical colonialism, and today’s neocolonialism. No amount of money can pay for that damage. The essence of reparatory justice is a just reconstruction of the world, an entirely new world.