Argentina

Amid Outrage Over Yemen War Crimes and Khashoggi Murder, Argentina Prosecutors Considering Charges Against Saudi Crown Prince

In Wake of Anti-Choice Senate Vote, Argentines Join Movement to Abandon Catholic Church

Julia Conley, staff writer

"Obtaining the vote for women, the divorce law, marriage equality, the gender identity law, the assisted human fertilization law, the law of integral sexual education, the dignified death law were all done fighting clerical power, which seeks to have total dominion over our minds and bodies."

'How Many More Women Have to Die?" Days After Bill Rejected, Argentine Woman Dies From At-Home Abortion

Andrea Germanos, staff writer

A young legal abortion activist holds up a sign in front of the National Congress Building while senators vote for the new abortion law on August 8, 2018 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

"Secrecy saves no life. Secrecy kills."

'The Fight Is Far From Over': Protesters Clash With Riot Police in Argentina After Lawmakers Reject Legalized Abortion

Julia Conley, staff writer

"The world was watching and Argentina's senators failed."

Following Push by Human Rights Campaigners, Argentina Calls Off #NotFriendly Soccer Match With Israel

Nepotism Strikes Again: Ivanka Trump Joined Call With Argentina President

Argentinian Women Called to Strike, Protest After Brutal Attack on Teenage Girl

Dirty War Files Show How Clinton Ally Kissinger Backed Regime of Terror

US to Give Argentina Files on American Role in 'Horror' of Military Dictatorship

'Captivity is Degrading': Historic and Controversial Buenos Aires Zoo to Close

US to Release Secret 'Dirty War' Files—But Argentinians Aren't Satisfied

Skip Your Visit to Argentina, Nobel Laureate Tells Obama

More Than 100,000 Flee Devastating Floods in South America

Million-Liter Cyanide Spill in Argentina Highlights Canadian Mining Crimes

Argentina Accuses Judge of 'Harassment' in Ongoing Debt Fight

Argentina to Cut Out US Hedge Funds

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Apartheid In A Pipe: Get Your Ethnic Privilege Discount Now

This week - from March 22, World Water Day, to March 30, Palestinian Land Day - marks the first International Week Against Mekorot, an international effort to boycott Israel's national water company and hold it accountable for its grossly discriminatory water practices in Palestine. Following recent victories in Argentina and the Netherlands, the campaign has released a devastating video celebrating "liquid apartheid." Come to Israel, it urges, where Mekorot "makes sure you have all the water...