Democracy Now! 2015-01-19 Monday

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• Exclusive: Newly Discovered 1964 MLK Speech on Civil Rights, Segregation & Apartheid South Africa

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In Part 2 of our interview, Diana Whitten, director of "Vessel," talks about how Brazilian women first discovered the medication misoprostol could be used to induce abortion, and how Dr. Rebecca Gomperts and her team have helped women to take the pills safely in countries where abortion is illegal. "Vessel" documents the work of Gomperts, founder of Women on Waves, who set sail to provide abortions in international waters off the coast of countries where it is banned. Gomperts later founded Women on Web, an online service that helps women obtain and safely take pills to induce abortion.

Democracy Now! 2015-01-16 Friday

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• Headlines for January 16, 2015

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• \"Man Has Slapped Nature in the Face\": Pope Francis Urges Climate Action in Philippines Visit

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• Pope Francis Plea for Climate Action Revives Concept of \"The Commons\" to Rethink Economy & Society

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• As Nigerian Massacre Evidence Grows, Questions Swirl over Collusion Between Boko Haram & Military

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Democracy Now! 2015-01-15 Thursday

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• Headlines for January 15, 2015

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• Did Gitmo \"Suicides\" Cover Up Murder? U.S. Sgt. Speaks Out on Deaths & Prison's Secret CIA Site

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• Women on Waves: Meet the Dutch Physician Who Defied Abortion Bans by Bringing Her Clinic to the Sea

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Democracy Now! 2015-01-14 Wednesday

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• Headlines for January 14, 2015

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• After Confronting NYC Mayor, Police Union Leader Faces Mutiny of His Own from Dissident Cops

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• Parents of Kidnapped U.S. Journalist Austin Tice on Their Struggle to Free Son from Syria Captivity

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• Exclusive: \"Eco-Terrorist\" Freed 10 Years Early After Feds Withhold Evidence on Informant's Role

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Two days after millions marched in France to honor the victims of the Charlie Hebdo attack, Reporters Without Borders is urging the international community to protect press freedom across the globe. Lucie Morillon and Delphine Halgand of Reporters Without Borders (also known as Reporters Sans Frontières) talk about attacks on the press from Saudi Arabia to Israel to the United States.

Democracy Now! 2015-01-13 Tuesday

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• Headlines for January 13, 2015

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• Glenn Greenwald on How to Be a Terror \"Expert\": Ignore Facts, Blame Muslims, Trumpet U.S. Propaganda

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• Glenn Greenwald: With Calls to Spare Petraeus, Feinstein Plea Shows that Not All Leaks are Equal

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• Reporters Without Borders on Witnessing the Paris Massacre Aftermath & Press Freedom After Charlie

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• Massacre in Nigeria: Up to 2,000 Feared Dead in Boko Haram's Worst Attack to Date

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Democracy Now! 2015-01-12 Monday

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• Headlines for January 12, 2015

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• \"Circus of Hypocrisy\": Jeremy Scahill on How World Leaders at Paris March Oppose Press Freedom

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• Jeremy Scahill on Paris Attacks, the al-Qaeda Link & the Secret U.S. War in Yemen

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