Jesse Strauss

Peo­ple around the world re­flect on the ef­fects of the Sep­tem­ber 11, 2001, at­tacks in in­ter­views with Al Jazeera.

Pris­on­ers on hunger strike be­lieve their con­di­tions can be de­scribed as tor­ture.

Po­lice use tear gas and con­cus­sion grenades in at­tempt at end­ing demon­stra­tion in “one-sided” eight-hour street fight.

Ife Jo­hari Uhu­ru dis­cuss­es a cam­paign fo­cused on peo­ple of colour emerg­ing from the “Oc­cu­py” protest move­ment.

Demon­stra­tors shut down West­min­ster Bridge to protest bill that would “pri­va­tise the free health­care sys­tem”.

Hen­ry Giroux says Wall Street protests need to stay cen­tred on the most mar­gin­alised pop­u­la­tion of the US: young peo­ple.

Demon­stra­tions against Wall Street and cor­po­rate dom­i­nance break out in cities from New York to San Fran­cis­co.

The trans­porta­tion union is one of many groups to sup­port ‘Oc­cu­py Wall Street’ protests in New York City.

Fu­ri­ous with what they see as a gross mis­han­dling of fi­nan­cial cri­sis, many in the US take to the streets to be heard.

Four ac­tivists dis­cuss goals of the 24-hour en­camp­ment in New York’s fi­nan­cial dis­trict as it gains na­tion­wide mo­men­tum.