2009-11-16Washington, DC -- Green Party leaders today called the Stupak Amendment in the recently passed US House bill on health care reform a disaster for women's reproductive rights and a betrayal of the Democrats' stated support for women's rights and well-being.
2009-11-10Washington, DC -- In the wake of a US House vote passing a Democratic health care bill (HR 3962), Green Party leaders and health care activists are calling for a defeat of the bill, calling it little more than a program to subsidize the insurance industry.
2009-11-02Washington, DC -- The Green Party of the United States today expressed solidarity with the Democratic Green Party of Rwanda (DGPR, http://rwandagreendemocrats.org) and condemned attempts by Rwandan government security forces to sabotage the party and prevent it from holding its historic first national congress.
Hartford, CT: CT Greens Would Welcome Nader Run For Senate Green Party of Connecticut officials announced today that they would welcome Ralph Nader into the 2010 race for U. S. Senate and think he would have a good chance to win against current Senator Dodd. 2009-11-17
Ann Arbor, MI: Greens Condemn FBI Raid and Murder of Imam Abdullah The Green Party of Michigan (GPMI) offers its condolences to the family of respected community and religious leader, Imam Luqman A. Abdullah. 2009-11-02
Springfield, Missouri: Nuclear Disarmament and Economic Transformation Endorsed by Progressive Party of Missouri On Saturday, October 3, at their annual state meeting in Columbia, the Progressive Party of Missouri voted unanimously to endorse the efforts of the Proposition One Nuclear Disarmament Tour that is traveling the country to put nuclear disarmament on the ballot in 2010. 2009-10-06
Crashing the Chamber of Commerce's SF Conference ... San Francisco Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi, a Green Party member, who called upon the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, which was attending the event, "to boldly stand up and say that what the US Chamber is doing is wrong." 2009-11-19
The Student Voice Reverberates Today, thousands of student activists from around the country are cheering loudly - and for good reason.
A nation-wide alliance, the United Students Against Sweatshops, drove a persistent group of protesters to fight for the rights of sweatshop laborers who had been stripped of their jobs at a Russell Athletic factory after workers tried to unionize. 2009-11-19
Stoke-on-Trent: Britain's first green city It's an employment blackspot, its industrial might a thing of the past. So who'd have thought Stoke-on-Trent would be the first city to sign up to the 10:10 environmental campaign? 2009-11-19
Argentina law rekindles tensions Argentina's senate has passed a landmark bill that could force hundreds of people to take DNA tests to see if their parents were some of the thousands who disappeared during the country's so-called Dirty War.
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