Thousands Expected to Protest Alabama Abortion Law
Thousands of demonstrators prepared to take to the streets around the southern U.S. state of Alabama on Sunday to rally against bans on abortions.
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INTERVIEWS
Winning Without War: Is a New Generation of US Foreign Policy on the Rise?
The Globe Post spoke with Kate Kizer, policy director at Win Without War, about Iran, Yemen, and the future of a progressive U.S. foreign policy.
‘Shockingly Inadequate’ Response: How US Government Has Failed Puerto Rico
Irwin Redlener, one of the nation's leading disaster relief experts, told The Globe Post that the Trump administration's response to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico has been grossly inadequate
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Beyond These Walls: Social Control and Criminal Justice in America [Part II]
In part II, Tony Platt discusses the role of race, class, and gender in criminal justice matters, how federal law enforcement agencies have undermined social movements, and how to deal with "tough on crime" rhetoric.
OPINION
Asylum Seekers Leave Everything Behind but Burden of Proof Weighs them Down
As an asylum seeker, the burden of proof is entirely yours. It is your job to tell the traumatic stories of your past to strangers and officials who are instructed to assume you are dishonest. Making asylum harder to get does not protect America; it endangers its foundational judicial underpinnings.
EDITORIALS
The Globe Post Journalism Contest
To mark World Press Freedom Day and to honor reporters, The Globe Post is hosting a contest for young journalists this year.
WORLD
Human Rights Oversight in Peril Amid UN Budget Shortfall
Countries' failure to pay their UN dues on time is threatening the work of expert committees tasked with monitoring human rights.
