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Read editorials and articles from The New York Times, Utne.com, The Miami Herald, The San Francisco Chronicle, Harper's, The Guardian and more.

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Read Updates from the Courtroom

The case has been thrown out. Follow our weblog from Miami to get courtroom updates on the trial.

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Activists Speak Out

"On April 12, 2002 I was arrested in Miami along with several other Greenpeace activists for protesting a shipment of illegal mahogany into the United States...." Hear from some of the activists who were in Miami two years ago participating in the peaceful protest that led to federal charges of "sailormongering."

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Groups Demand Ashcroft Drop Greenpeace "Sailor-Mongering" Case, Support Americans' Right to Protest

Leaders from NAACP, American Friends Service Ctte., People For the American Way Join Greenpeace in Support of First Amendment Right to Dissent

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Port of Miami Refuses Greenpeace Dock Space

The Esperanza left anchorage in Miami and is now on her way to dry dock in Greece. The Coast Guard sent a cutter out to made sure we were going in the right direction... Find out about our time in Miami.

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Video: View from the Ship

How does it feel to be on a Greenpeace ship miles off the coast, unable to dock, with helicopters buzzing overhead and Coast Guard boats circling? Find out from the crew members on board.

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View from the Amazon

"From our perspective, it seems that the messenger is being 'shot' while the criminals go free. We thought this only happened in the lawless frontiers of the Amazon, and not in the United States of America..." Read more from Paulo Adario.

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View from the Ship

How does it feel to be on a Greenpeace ship miles off the coast, unable to dock, with helicopters buzzing overhead and Coast Guard boats circling? Find out from the crew members on board.

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Our Role in Stopping the Illegal Brazilian Mahogany Trade

In October 2001, Paulo Adario, Greenpeace's Amazon Forest Coordinator, began receiving death threats. These threats were so serious that Brazilian authorities decided to provide him with around the clock protection. What led to this extraordinary state of affairs?

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