
How U.S. Imperialism Affects Global Rights and Freedoms
From Venezuela to Haiti and Honduras, U.S. intervention prioritizes corporate power over the human rights of communities.
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From Venezuela to Haiti and Honduras, U.S. intervention prioritizes corporate power over the human rights of communities.
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Our partner in Guatemala explains why U.S. intervention in Venezuela follows a long imperial pattern that undermines democracy and harms people.
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Honoring our Partners’ Impact on International Migrants Day
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Encourage our partners’ innovative work at this UN convention
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A historic ICJ decision affirms that climate justice is a binding legal duty.
Go to article: Celebrating the wins: The ICJ Advisory Opinion on Climate and the global movement for climate justice
UUSC partner leads landmark case at The International Court of Justice
Go to article: Climate Reparations at the World’s Highest Court
Our partners are still fighting for justice for Venezuelan refugees and other TPS holders — here’s how you can help.
Go to article: What You Can Do in the Wake of the Venezuela TPS Ruling
Thousands of Nicaraguan families face deportation to danger—unless the President acts.
Go to article: Biden Has 60 Days to Protect Immigrant Communities