2023: The Year Humanity Died
When the dust of the war on Gaza settles, it will sit on our global conscience for generations to come.
When the dust of the war on Gaza settles, it will sit on our global conscience for generations to come.
While governments continue to fail us, an anarchic politics of life, love and peace offers a hopeful alternative.
Any party to the Genocide Convention can submit the matter to the World Court, which could make a finding of genocide.
Euro-Med Monitor documented nine separate cases in which Israeli troops executed Palestinians—including numerous women and children—during the ongoing invasion of Gaza.
Alabama plans to execute Kenneth Smith next month by suffocating him with nitrogen. But the new method is untested—since I’m supposed to be in the room with Kenny when he…
"This war must end," said the head of the United Nations agency where one of the victims worked. "No more families should endure the pain and suffering that Issam's family…
By Jean Casella / Solitary Watch It’s Christmastime once again in Incarceration Nation. Amid the celebrations, fears, and hopes the season brings this year, it is worth stopping for a…
Two PJP staffers on spending the holidays inside, and what it means to give hope.
Euro-Med Monitor said 1,049 elderly men and women have been killed by Israeli forces in Gaza since October 7.
By Peoples Health Dispatch “There is a real danger that when world leaders return from their Christmas holidays, there will be no health system left in Gaza,” warned Melanie Ward,…
PJP contributors share their reflections on celebrating the holidays inside.
Evidence Indicates Civilians Deliberately Denied Access to Food, Water
The threat of a death sentence creates a crucible of dehumanization that no one should have to experience and no one has the right to inflict.
The Committee to Protect Journalists—which recorded 68 media professionals killed since October 7—said it is particularly concerned by Israel's "apparent pattern of targeting journalists and their families."
Missouri courts are denying Marcellus Williams his right to a hearing where he could present DNA evidence that proves his innocence.