“这份报告真的是希望揭露监狱行业，政府和企业行为者，他们正在利用他们身处阴影的事实。”-沃斯·里斯（Worth Rises）创始人比安卡·泰莱克（Bianca Tylek）
A new report from prison abolition group Worth Rises has exposed the extent to which corporate America profits from the desperation of the incarcerated. The 132-page study, entitled “The Prison Industry: how it started, how it works, how it harms,” blows the lid off the scandalous business practices organizations involved in what has become known
一份新报告强调了2021年最紧迫的人道主义危机，对于许多美国战争和政权更替受害者而言，也许并不奇怪。
The International Rescue Committee’s (IRC) yearly report on the world’s most pressing humanitarian situations has just been published, with the three most disastrous cases — Yemen, Afghanistan, and Syria — all the product of decades of interventionist U.S. foreign policy. For the third year in a row, Yemen has topped the IRC list, the report
一项在9个国家/地区进行的最新研究表明，Facebook通过为伊斯兰恐怖组织提供一个组织平台并在其活动引起关注时拒绝阻止他们提供平台，在促进反穆斯林暴力方面发挥了领导作用。
Facebook has been described as “the world’s engine for anti-Muslim violence” in a new report on Islamophobia. Entitled “Complicit: the human cost of facebook’s disregard for Muslim life,” the report was written by Muslim Advocates and the Global Project Against Hate and Extremism and details how in nine countries studied, Facebook has played a
COVID-19之后，世界各国争先恐后采取紧急行动，原因是企业中断，供应线中断，经济停滞，致使外国援助计划资金不足，数百万人缺粮。
More than 55 million people in seven countries are in desperate need of COVID-19-related famine relief. That is according to a new report from international charity Oxfam, entitled “Later will be too late.” The report details how 55.5 million people in seven countries — Yemen, Afghanistan, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, the Democratic Republic of the
冠状病毒的融合，加上全球冲突和气候变化，使到2030年消除全球贫困的目标几乎看不到。
A new report from the World Bank estimates that the number of people living in extreme poverty around the world will increase by between 88 and 150 million by 2021, thanks in part to the COVID-19 pandemic. This represents an increase in the number, calculated as those living on less than $1.90 per day, for the first time in 20 years, according to
除了该报告的偏见和政治化之外，最可贵的是该报告的使用方式。
On September 23, María Eugenia Russián, president of Fundalatin, Venezuela’s oldest human rights organization, testified to the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) and decried an attempt by a UNHRC fact-finding mission to erase people who were “lynched, burned alive, decapitated and murdered by extremist sectors of the Venezuelan opposition.” This
