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Four Chilean SOA Grads Charged with 1973 Murder of Victor Jara
On Friday, December 27, Chilean Judge Miguel Vásquez charged two Chilean officials, Pedro Barrientos and Hugo Sanchez, in the 1973, murder of Chilean folk singer Victor Jara; six others were charged as accomplices.
Former Guatemalan Dictator to Face Trial for Genocide
On Monday, January 28, 2013, a Guatemalan judge announced that former dictator and SOA graduate Efraín Ríos Montt must stand trial on charges of genocide and crimes against humanity.
Remilitarization in Haiti
Following the devastating earthquake that hit Haiti in 2010, the country’s small right wing has had a political comeback.
Interview with Father Fausto Mila in Honduras
SOA Watch participated in the International Human Rights Encuentro in Honduras in February 2012. Laura Jung spoke with Father Fausto Milla, a religious leader in the Honduran movement who has been persecuted by the State of Honduras.
Social Media
Social media can play a role in mobilizing but it can’t replace organizing. Join SOA Watch on facebook and twitter.
The Audacious and Evangelical Experience of Crossing the Line
In the midst of thousands of demonstrators, a man with his head painted completely white and his whole body covered in black and white, spelling the words Study war no more approached me, gave me a hug and said “Bless me, Father, for I will cross the line”.
SOA Watch Meets the White House
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Looking Back to Move Ahead
I was asked to write a piece about people of color organizing to attend the 2009 SOA Watch vigil and about our plans for 2010. I believe everything happens for a reason.
Sam Kersen is a US-based visual artist, performing artist, and muralist. His work has can be found in several collections and galleries. Sam travels extensively, sharing his unique way of seeing things with the world, and reflects much of this in his work, and records some of it in his many essays. He is also an accomplished Puppeteer, and his productions frequently center on issues concerning Social (In)Justice.
Sam recently released his newest book entitled "Betrayed, Double-Crossed, Lied To, and Deceived!!" which includes 25 linoleum block prints, including the "Torture is a Crime" engraving.
For more information about Sam Kersen, his art, and his collaborations, visit his site here: http://samkersen.com
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An in-depth look at the torture practices of the United States in Afghanistan, Iraq and Guantanamo Bay, focusing on an innocent taxi driver in Afghanistan who was tortured and killed in 2002.
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