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London Amnesty Action protest attracts 200
By Janie Davies / Feminist Current Women protested in 50 countries on October 23, united in their opposition to Amnesty International’s recommendation for full decriminalization of the sex industry,...
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International Indigenous anti-dam activists join two year anniversary...
By SAVE Rivers, JOAS, The Borneo Project, BMF and BRIMAS / Intercontinental Cry Indigenous resistance against the proposed Baram Dam receives international support for the celebration of the second...
View ArticleGuatemala: Two Indigenous Prisoners Released after Years in Prison on False...
By Cultural Survival Two Q’anjobal Maya community leaders who were imprisoned in Guatemala for the past two years, have finally been declared innocent and released. A regional criminal court Guatemala...
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Just Conservation?
JUSTICE, CONSERVATION AND THE PROTECTED AREAS ESTABLISHMENT FRENZY by Alejandra Orozco‐Quintero, Catie Burlando and Lance W. Robinson / Intercontinental Cry “A theory, however elegant and economical...
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Inside the indigenous movement to protect India’s commons
By Pushpa Achanta / Waging Nonviolence In early October, news emerged that India’s Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change was blocking the implementation of a high-level government panel’s...
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Toward Strategic Feminist Action
Artwork by Summer-Rain Bentham, Vancouver Rape Relief and Women’s Shelter PART ONE: First steps for an effective fight-back In the face of a worldwide crisis of male violence against women, radical...
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Derrick Jensen: Forget Shorter Showers
Why personal change does not equal political change by Derrick Jensen / Deep Green Resistance Would any sane person think dumpster diving would have stopped Hitler, or that composting would have ended...
View ArticleThe Castle Rock Prairie Dogs are Gone: Open Letter from an Exile
By Deep Green Resistance Colorado What follows is an essay from a Deep Green Resistance member. Perhaps this Open Letter serves as an epitaph for the Castle Rock Prairie Dog community, as well as a...
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Displaced women of San Juan Copala hunger strike
By Debora Cerutti / SubVersiones Displaced from San Juan Copala, a Triqui indigenous community in the municipality of San Juan Juxtlahuaca, the women have begun a hunger strike. They are demanding...
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Deep Green Resistance – Liberal vs Radical Part 1 of 3
by Lierre Keith / Deep Green Resistance “We know that relying on argument we wandered for forty years politically in the wilderness. We know that arguments are not enough…and that political force is...
View ArticleOur Roots, Our Responsibility
INDIGENOUS CUSTODIANS CALL FOR RECOGNITION AND PROTECTION OF SACRED NATURAL SITES By Hannibal Rhoades / Intercontinental Cry Indigenous custodians from Benin, Uganda, Kenya and Ethiopia have released a...
View ArticleThe Ecomodernist Manifesto is a program for genocide and ecocide
By Derrick Jensen / Deep Green Resistance Robert Jay Lifton noted that before you can commit any mass atrocity, you must convince yourself and others that what you’re doing is not atrocious, but rather...
View ArticleSettler-colonialism and genocide policies in North America
A LECTURE BY ROXANNE DUNBAR-ORTIZ By Intercontinental Cry In this lecture, Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, author of “An Indigenous Peoples’ History of the United States,” discusses the reality of former US...
View ArticleTranslating the Language of Imperialism
By One Struggle “That country is poor.” Translation: Your country had bountiful natural resources until we beat the hell out of you and stole everything. “Their government is incompetent. They are...
View ArticleResource Exploitation in Guatemala Abuses Women’s Rights
By teleSUR Women from various Guatemalan communities struggling against resource extraction projects often face repression, criminalization, and violence. Mining projects and resource extraction in...
View ArticleOwen Lloyd: Genocide as Progress
By Owen Lloyd / Deep Green Resistance Indian people stood in the way of progress, and progress is a sort of madness that is a god to people. Decent people commit horrible crimes that are acceptable...
View ArticleWhy is the Paris climate deal a fraud?
By Jerome Roos / ROAR World leaders are congratulating themselves on a set of promises they will never be able to keep without taking on the immense power of the fossil fuel industry. World leaders and...
View ArticleDominican Republic Cane Cutters & Haitian Garment Workers Meet to Voice Their...
By One Struggle On what I earn, I can’t afford shoes… We are poor, poor, poor. There are days we go to bed without food. – Batey worker from the film, “The Price of Sugar” In the sugar plantations or...
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Canada’s Coerced Sterilization of First Nations Women
By Courtney Parker / Intercontinental Cry “The coercive sterilization of Indigenous women in Canada is genocide proper,” Dr. Karen Stote, professor at Wilfrid Laurier University and author of An Act of...
View ArticleGender and a Dying Planet
By Tara Prema / Gender Is War Recently we asked, “What the hell does gender have to do with fracking?” We weren’t being flippant – it’s a question that plagues many of us. The question came up because...
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