Remarks by Jack DuVall. Speech centers around this question: Would we delegate to those who are in love with violence the task of liberation? Or do we believe, with Lincoln, that the people have the right to overturn any form of domination, and with Gandhi, that they have the opportunity?
Presented in Male, Maldive Islands, August 2006
Nonviolent action is increasingly used by diverse groups around the world to demand human rights, advocate for justice, establish democracy and insist…
Dr. Stephen Zunes, Professor of Politics and International Studies at the University of San Francisco, discusses the long history of strategic nonviol…
Since 2011, the world has been a deeply contentious place. Although armed insurgencies rage across the Middle East, the Sahel and Southern Asia, viole…
A free companion study guide for the film is also available for download It was just after 2 a.m. on November 22, 2004, when the call went out: “The…
