*Green Is the New Red*

U.S. Government Watchlisting

The Domestic Terrorist Threat

Domestic Terror: Who’s Most Dangerous?

Congressional Testimony on the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act

Environmental 'Warriors' Use Radical Tactics to Make Point

Eco-Terrorism

The Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act

The Green Scare

Rep. Bobby Scott, Speaking on Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act

TransCanada Is Secretly Briefing Police About Keystone XL Protests and Urging Terrorism Prosecutions

As Eco-Terrorism Wanes, Governments Still Target Activist Groups Seen as Threat

Legalising Animal Abuse?

Ag Gag Law in Idaho Sparks ACLU Lawsuit and Fierce Battle Over Press Freedom, Animal Rights and Food Safety

Nation's first 'ag gag' prosecution dismissed in Utah

Counter-Terrorism Unit Keeps Files on Journalists

*Notes from Underground*

Al 2002, el periodista d'investigació i amic de TED Will Potter va decidir de prendre's un descans de la seva feina regular, escrivint sobre tirotejos i assasinats per al Chicago Tribune. Va anar a ajudar  a un grup local que feia campanya en contra de les proves en animals: "Vaig pensar que seria una manera segura de fer alguna cosa positiva", diu.
En comptes d'això, va ser detingut, i així va començar el seu viatge dins en un món on la protesta pacífica es ven com a terrorisme.

La xocant acció de criminalitzar la protesta no-violenta

Nonviolent activists defending animals and the environment have been targeted and even prosecuted as terrorists, despite never harming anyone. A young woman was charged for filming a sick cow from a public street, only for public outrage to force prosecutors to drop the case. Corporations now back laws that criminalize protest and whistleblowing if it threatens profits, while the FBI monitors peaceful advocacy. History shows that fear is often used to suppress truth, making transparency and education essential tools for change.