Protesters Renew Calls for Justice for Win Rozario on First Anniversary of His Death at the Hands of the NYPD
The 19-year-old called the police for help and was dead within two minutes of the cops entering his home.
The Indypendent
Tanya Raghu
International Women’s Day in Sunset Park
The modest gathering in Brooklyn aimed to highlight the economic and class struggles of women who are often overlooked.
‘He’s Not Going to Be Disappeared in Silence’
Over one thousand protesters turned out for an emergency rally for Mahmoud Khalil.
East Village Church Offers Weekly Wednesday Night Refuge to Immigrants
The majority of guests are dozens of single men from West African countries.
City Council Progressives Call on Mayor to Uphold NYC’s Sanctuary City Laws
Defenders of NYC’s sanctuary laws say they have promoted public safety, saved the city money, enhanced trust in local government and kept families together and safe.
Immigrant Advocate Ravi Ragbir Receives Two-Month Reprieve, But Future Remains Unclear
For Ragbir, this is another episode in a highly publicized deportation battle that began in 2006.
Immigrant Sex Workers Dodge Increased Police Presence on Roosevelt Ave
Advocates argue the mayor’s new measures risk over-policing and targeting the community’s most vulnerable members.