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9/11

Democracy Now!’s coverage of the 9/11 attacks and their aftermath, including the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, the development of the “war on terror,” Guantanamo Bay and the USA PATRIOT Act.

StoryNov 15, 2001

U.N Security Council Votes Unanimously for a Resolution Encouraging Member States Toparticipate in a Peace-Keeping Force

StoryNov 15, 2001

As Anti-Terrorism Legislation and Fear of Dissent Sweep the Country, How Can the Activist Left Organize Against Racial Profiling and Against the War?

StoryNov 15, 2001

In a Time of Crackdown On Immigrant, Arab, and South Asian Communities in the US, Actor Peter Coyote Talks to US About Knowing Our Rights

StoryNov 14, 2001

Shooting the Messenger: U.S. Missiles Destroy the Kabul Office of Al Jazeera, the ”CNN of the Arab World” &shy After the Northern Alliance Began to Take the City

StoryNov 14, 2001

“Short On Patriotism”? Lynne Cheney and Sen. Lieberman’s Organization Targets University Students and Professors for Criticizing U.S. Foreign Policy

StoryNov 12, 2001

Double Standards at Ground Zero: How the U.S. Responds to Terrorism in New York and East Timor

StoryNov 12, 2001

Labor Activists Describe the Changed Landscape for Workers Since September 11

StoryNov 08, 2001

The Erosion of Democracy: How the Political Right Will Benefit From the Events of 9/11

StoryNov 07, 2001

Washington Says It Can’t Find Osama, But It Is Communicating with Him: The U.S. Will Attend the WTO Meeting in Qatar After Receiving Assurance From Bin Laden That It’s Safe

StoryNov 07, 2001

Roundtable: Should Activists Be Organizing Against the War On Afghanistan?

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