Author: Dan Freeman-Maloy

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  The Massacre and the Cover-Up

  Only days after Amnesty International issued a report condemning Western powers for their record of blocking international diplomatic action against Israel, the results of this criminal facilitation were once again … Keep reading »

  International Relations  •  June 1, 2010  •  Dan Freeman-Maloy
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  Relief, Occupations and the Haiti Crisis

  Toronto, February 2, 2010. View it on Vimeo website On January 12, Haiti was hit with an earthquake 7.0 on the Richter scale, leaving possibly 200,000 dead and 3 million … Watch video »

  Latin America  •  February 7, 2010  •  Dan Freeman-Maloy and Justin Podur

• Relief Efforts in the Shadow of Past ‘Help’

  Moving from crimes-as-charity to actual support for Haiti Over the course of the past decade, Canada’s leading officials and most prestigious commentators have learned how to approach Haiti in the spirit … Keep reading »

  International Relations  •  January 17, 2010  •  Dan Freeman-Maloy

• The Israel Advocacy Push to “Reclaim” York University

  Putting Current Events in Context Toronto’s York University, the third-largest university in Canada, is a politically contradictory place. On the one hand, what can in broad terms be described as left … Keep reading »

  Anti-Racism  •  March 3, 2009  •  Dan Freeman-Maloy

• Israeli Slaughter, International Culpability

  Gaza massacre points to urgent need for viable sanctions There is every reason to be outraged. But despite the severity of Israeli atrocities in Gaza, we have little right to act … Keep reading »

  International Relations  •  December 29, 2008  •  Dan Freeman-Maloy