Today, in partnership with SITU, @lawfare and @theintercept, we’ve released the second installment of “Deportation Inc.: Investigating the Business of Migrant Removal.”
The new video follows migrants as they are moved through a nationwide network of flights and facility transfers.
Watch the video here: https://t.co/Uo77CpclMK
A custom platform developed by SITU Research aided the International Criminal Court's prosecution in a war crimes trial for the first time. It could change how justice is enacted on an international scale. https://t.co/RNVqM5DjcU
Nothing new to say but it bears repeating: it’s one of American history’s most Orwellian obscenities to see an anti-genocide movement that is in fact one of the most Jewish mass movements in US history slandered as antisemitic by one of the key guys doing the genocide.
it's definitely a bit embarrassing but, yes, when I first heard the phrase "path of totality" I was like, why are all these people discussing the eclipse in terms of social totality, ideology critique, and/or thorny problems in epistemology?
Today, @CentroProdh, @AliciadelosRos2 and @situ_research release “The Death Flights”, a visual investigation documenting a clandestine program of enforced disappearances by the Mexican military during the so-called "Dirty War" of the 70s and 80s. Watch: https://t.co/aZU1lNDsUF
🚨 Junto a la oficina de investigaciones visuales, @situ_research, reconstruimos visualmente uno de los programas clandestinos más oscuros de la época de llamada #GuerraSucia:
Los #VuelosDeLaMuerte#Comunicado https://t.co/ATjlTlXGvE
Just started reading the brand new book Police Peacekeeping: The UN, Haiti, and the Production of Global Social Order by @lou_pingeot, and it packs a sharp & insightful analysis of how “peace” became policing! Highly relevant to our war-torn present. https://t.co/5yIRF4q3rx
This was a heartbreaking episode to do; the rupture is so deep. I hope at the very least, it communicates to those of you who are going through it with your families right now that you are not alone.
New Interview: I talked to Senator Ben Cardin, the Democratic chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, about why he believes aid to Israel should not be contingent on human rights concerns. https://t.co/Rt01squ19G
Professor of Holocaust and genocide studies @bartov_omer explains the origins of the phrase “from the river to the sea,” and discusses what he sees as the political solution to the Israel-Palestine national conflict.
SCHR is reaching out to attorneys representing people named in the indictment & locating attorneys for those without counsel. Our current priority: ensure those indicted are released on bond, esp. given the horrendous culture at the Fulton Jail where 9 people have died this year.
Historic. Ecuadorians voted to keep oil underground in the Yasuní national park in the Amazon, result of over a decade of movement pressure. A climate, enviro & Indigenous victory. And they voted to ban mining in a UNESCO biosphere in the country’s north https://t.co/0ZHMW8wRo7
Combining witness testimony, munition performance, satellite imagery and video documentation, this @HRW and @situ_research investigation lays out the scope and breadth of the cluster munitions attack on the Kramatorsk station in detail. Read the report https://t.co/7TF5X68Al8