strike, we will speak with a detainee who was moved to a nearly all-male facility. she says it was retaliation. and we will look at how the state of pennsylvania has taken what could be the first steps to close the family detention centers that have housed u.s. asylum seekers, including thousands of women and children. months we vefor been saying the license did not fit what they were doing on the inside. it is really important to see it on paper. be validated for all of the things we have been saying. amy: we are many. it looks back at the largest ever collected protest in history when 30 million people rocked the globe in 2003 against the u.s. invasion of iraq. the rallies of february 15 followed the sun. north asia and south asia, africa, europe. and then we had london. i thought it was on the wrong march. the whole of my family went on it. it was so beautiful. amy: we will speak with filmmaker amir amirani. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy no
watch about the fine print of tpp. and as women in an immigrant detention center go on a hunger strike, we will speak with a detainee who was moved to a nearly all-male facility. she says it was retaliation. and we will look at how the state of pennsylvania has taken what could be the first steps to close the family detention centers that have housed u.s. asylum seekers, including thousands of women and children. months we vefor been saying the license did not fit what they were doing on the inside. it is really important to see it on paper. be validated for all of the things we have been saying. amy: we are many. it looks back at the largest ever collected protest in history when 30 million people rocked the globe in 2003 against the u.s. invasion of iraq. the rallies of february 15 followed the sun. north asia and south asia, africa, europe. and then we had london. i thought it was on the wrong march. the whole of my family went on it. it was so beautiful. amy:
watch about the fine print of tpp. and as women in an immigrant detention center go on a hunger strike, we will speak with a detainee who was moved to a nearly all-male facility. she says it was retaliation. and we will look at how the state of pennsylvania has taken what could be the first steps to close the family detention centers that have housed u.s. asylum seekers, including thousands of women and children. months we vefor been saying the license did not fit what they were doing on the inside. it is really important to see it on paper. be validated for all of the things we have been saying. amy: we are many. it looks back at the largest ever collected protest in history when 30 million people rocked the globe in 2003 against the u.s. invasion of iraq. the rallies of february 15 followed the sun. north asia and south asia, africa, europe. and then we had london. i thought it was on the wrong march. the whole of my family went on it. it was so beautiful. amy:
personal freedom for its citizens. amanda: and a major cultural shift in china.as the country s government effectively ends its decades old one-child policy. faced with an aging workforce and economic slowdown, china will now adopt a one couple, two-children policy. the orginal policy was instituted in the 19-70 s to address major population density problems. amanda: moving to national news and the presidential campaign trail. jeb bush is asked what he thinks of the speculations about his campaign being in trouble, and marco rubio comments on jeb bush s attacks on his vote attendance record. abc s tom llamas with the story - this morning jeb bush may be down but he s definitely not out, promising his campaign is alive and kicking. sot-bush it s not on life support. we have the most money, we have the greatest organization. we re doing fine. but bush admitting he s not a natural in this new era of politics. sot-bush there are the talkers, and there are the doers. i wish
and the lilith fund, which provides grants to texans who need abortions but cannot afford them. then, for profit family detention. beta private prison corporations uping millions by locking refugee families. i noticed her left arm, the movement was very limited and her feet were falling asleep. wehought that was because were in a small space and she wasn t getting out. i could see she was very stressed about being locked in their. she was crying every night. she would ask, why are we here? when are we going to get out? i saw her suffer a lot. we will look at the center, new family prison just south of san antonio, where more than 500 immigrant women and their children are being held as they we deportation. allegations of sexual misconduct among guards has already rocked the facility. all of that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. we are broadcasting from san antonio, texas. i m amy goodman. the islamic state to be on