From New York, this is Democracy Now.

Sudan's conflict has so far killed more than 20,000 people.

This is an underestimate underestimate by the way, displaced over 10 million people

inside the country and forced another 2 million to flee to neighboring countries.

This is the largest internal displacement of people

in the world today.

A UN fact-finding mission reports harrowing human rights violations by both sides in Sudan's brutal

civil war.

We'll look at a new investigative report uncovering gruesome details and footage of an ethnically motivated

massacre of civilians by rapid support forces in North Darfur. And we'll speak

with Human Rights Watch about their new report calling for an expanded arms embargo on Sudan.

Then indigenous leader Leonard Peltier turned 80 years old this week in prison

after nearly a half century behind bars for a crime he says he did not commit.

He wouldn't allow me to put up a defense, uh, uh, uh, manufactured evidence,

evidence,

witnesses, tortured witnesses,

you know, the and just goes on.

We'll speak with Leonard Peltier's legal defense team

and with the president of the indigenous-led NDN collective

then how we do freedom rising against fascism.

It's a day-long education activation on what is fascism and what we do to stop it.

We'll speak with V, the playwright formerly known as E. Ensler.

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