Confronting Chicago’s Tortured Past

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UN Blast of U.S. Human Rights Record Goes Mostly Unnoticed

U.S. media outlets have largely ignored a UN report noting America's human rights violations.

Will the EU Elections Change Fate of Spanish Anti-Choice Bill?

Despite a New Constitution, the Fight for Gender Equality in Tunisia Continues

McDonald’s Franchise Owner Will Pay Employees $500,000 in Owed Wages

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Spaniards Say No to Privatized Healthcare

Nationwide outcry killed a proposal to privatize Madrid's hospitals.

Sexual Assault Charges Dropped Against U.S. Army General

Iraqi Authorities Illegally Detain and Torture Female Inmates

Maine Court Makes ‘Momentous Decision’ in Favor of Transgender Student

Texas Prison Guards Demand Reduced Solitary Confinement for Inmates

Adjunct Professors Use Twitter To Speak Out

Victims May Be To Blame For Their Own Rapes, Says Indian Politician

Morocco Repeals Law Allowing Rapists To Wed Underage Victims

Grand Jury Won’t Indict Cop Who Shot Car Crash Victim 10 Times