“You Can Replace Property, You Can’t Replace a Life”: Voices of the Unheard in the Baltimore Streets; Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Marks 100th Anniversary as War Rages on Worldwide; Japan Agrees to New Military Cooperation Plan with United States Despite Its Pacifist Constitution; From Police Violence to Boko Haram, African Activist Says Fundamentalism Must Be Addressed Globally; Colombian Journalist Wins Courage Award After Kidnapping, Torture and Rape While Covering Arms Trade; Iraqi Activist Describes “Massacres Left and Right” as Civil Society Resists Takeover by ISIS.
Democracy Now – April 29, 2015
“You Can Replace Property, You Can’t Replace a Life”: Voices of the Unheard in the Baltimore Streets; Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom Marks 100th Anniversary as War Rages on Worldwide; Japan Agrees to New Military Cooperation Plan with United States Despite Its Pacifist Constitution; From Police Violence to Boko Haram, African Activist Says Fundamentalism Must Be Addressed Globally; Colombian Journalist Wins Courage Award After Kidnapping, Torture and Rape While Covering Arms Trade; Iraqi Activist Describes “Massacres Left and Right” as Civil Society Resists Takeover by ISIS.