On Tuesday, December 2, 2025, I filed a petition with the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR) on behalf of the family of Alejandro Carranza—a Colombian fisherman who went out in his boat on the Caribbean Sea, attempting to fish for marlin…
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“I just want to go back and continue the work I was already doing, advocating for Palestinian rights,” Khalil said.
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After 104 Days in Prison, Mahmoud Khalil Marches Back to Columbia University Read Post »
To survive fascist attacks, universities must commit to a future in which they serve the people, not the elite.
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“ICE has admitted it detained Mahmoud illegally … to justify it, they are now flat out lying,” said a legal advocate.
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Trump’s attack on US universities is escalating. Here’s how we resist.
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We cannot conduct business as usual if Columbia’s administrators won’t defend academic freedom or student rights.
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Columbia’s Acquiescence to Trump Was Disgraceful. As Faculty, We Demand Better. Read Post »
“The Encampments” offers a view inside the wave of protests and repression that swept across universities in 2024.
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