Jessica Azulay
The NewStandard ceased publishing on April 27, 2007.
Jessica Azulay is a co-founder of PeoplesNetWorks and an editor at The NewStandard. A writer, activist, and educator from West Virginia, she has been an organizer in the anti-war and anti-capitalist globalization movements for almost a decade. Over the past several years, she has researched and written about political issues on three continents, including struggles in Appalachia, Nicaragua, Southern Mexico, and Israel/Palestine. Jessica has also been actively opposing and writing about anti-Muslim and anti-Arab oppression in the US since 9-11. Her work has appeared in several publications internationally, and she is a regular commentator for ZNet. To view her collection of articles and essays about Palestine and Israel (Retaliatory Strikes), which can be viewed on the web at http://tools4change.org/retaliatorystrikes
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03/20/05 Missouri Looks to Limit Work-Related Injury Claims, Suits
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03/20/05 PA County Weighs Freeze on Hiring Smokers
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03/20/05 NJ Minimum Wage Hike Headed Toward Approval
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03/17/05 Pro-Choice Groups Avert 'Vague' Michigan Abortion Ban, For Now
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03/17/05 Activists Alarmed As Senate Moves to Permit Arctic Refuge Drilling
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03/16/05 House Committee Considers Banning Suits Against Gun Co’s
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03/16/05 California Clinics Scamming Poor People with Bogus Procedures
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03/16/05 Halliburton Auditors Found $100M in ‘Questionable’ Iraq Bills
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03/15/05 California Gay Marriage Ban Deemed Unconstitutional
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03/14/05 Inspector Finds Civil Rights Abuses against Muslims in Federal Prisons
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03/13/05 Maryland Gay Marriage Suit Resumes No New Defendants
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03/11/05 Michigan to End Use of Controversial MATRIX Database
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03/10/05 ‘Industry-Friendly’ Pollution Regulations Stall in Senate
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03/10/05 Critics Fear New Utah Immigrant Licenses Will Lead to Profiling
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03/09/05 Disability Discrimination Suit Against Airline to Proceed
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03/08/05 Minimum Wage Hike Aspirations Crushed by Congress
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03/08/05 Whistleblower Office Workers Charge Boss With Rights Violations
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03/04/05 CIA Killed Afghan Detainee, Hid Body, Officials Say
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03/04/05 FDA Requests More Power to Label Drugs
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03/03/05 New Suit Names Rumsfeld, Others as Torture Instigators
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03/02/05 U.S. bans juvenile death penalty, moves closer to rest of world
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03/02/05 Disabled woman’s parents file desperate motions to keep her alive
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02/02/05 Guantanamo Abuses Caught on Tape, Report Details
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01/27/05 With 4 Brits Released from Guantanamo, Activists Call for More
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01/10/05 Federal Rape Response Protocol Ignores Emergency Contraception
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01/06/05 White House Ponders Making Terror War’s ‘Legal Limbo’ Permanent
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01/05/05 Disabled Woman’s Parents Lose Latest Bid to Keep Her Alive
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12/20/04 Draft Pentagon Directive Shirks Environmental Responsibility
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12/18/04 Activists Say New Trees No Justification for Missing Mountains
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12/16/04 DEA Ruling Renders Federal Approval of Medical Marijuana Impossible
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12/15/04 Homelessness Rose Drastically in 2004, Services Lacking, Report Says
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12/01/04 Rumsfeld, Others May Be Investigated, Tried by German Court
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11/12/04 Amid Charges of Vote Suppression, Activists Look for Larger Fraud
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11/09/04 Judge Thwarts Guantanamo Tribunals; Rights Groups Cheer
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11/01/04 Gay Student in Trouble over T-Shirts Asserts Right to Free Expression
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10/18/04 Former Guantanamo Staff Corroborate Inmates’ Claims of Torture, Abuse
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10/12/04 ‘Terrorists’ May Yet Obtain WMDs in Iraq, Reports Imply
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10/03/04 Spat Over N. Korea Nukes Almost Sparks Real Policy Debate
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09/30/04 Controversial Patriot Act Search and Seizure Provision Struck Down
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09/30/04 Two-Party ‘Debates’ are ‘Glorified Press Conferences,’ Reformers Say
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09/22/04 ‘Chilling’ Pieces of Patriot Act II Legislation Return to Senate
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09/14/04 Court: Former Inmate Can Sue Texas Officials for Rights Violations
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08/30/04 Rights Groups Call for New Process as Gitmo Tribunals End First Week
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08/25/04 Defense Challenges Gitmo Tribunals’ Legitimacy, Judges’ Competence
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08/13/04 ACLU: ‘Surveillance-industrial Complex’ Expands Gov’t Spying Power
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08/04/04 ‘Sham’ Reviews Begin for Detainees at Guantanamo ‘Hell’
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07/19/04 California Joins Most of the World, Offers Paid Family Leave
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06/22/04 House Bill Would Enforce Patriot Act Secrecy Clause
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06/10/04 Muslim Mom Sues City for Barring Entrance to City Pool
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06/06/04 Senate Bill Would Criminalize Helping Minors Seek Abortions
The NewStandard ceased publishing on April 27, 2007.