notes that the U.N. doesn’t actually have jurisdiction over peacekeepers, and that punishment is the responsibility of the countries that sent the soldiers — but for the most part, recourse was rare.Coincidentally, theAP’s report came just one day after the U.N.voted to enditscurrent peacekeeping missionin Haiti. ButTimereported called “Naming the System” at the march. “We must name that system. We must name it, describe it, analyze it, understand it, and change it. For it is only when that system is changed and brought under control that there can be any hope for stopping the forces that create a war in Vietnam today or a murder in the South tomorrow or all the incalculable, innumerable more subtle atrocities that are worked on people all over — all the time.”According toa 1965 article fromThe New York Times If you're still feeling upbeat in this hot summer weather, we highly recommend getting into Pia Mia's timely new single, "Hot." If Pia looks familiar, it's because she starred in Netflix'sAfterand will return in its sequelAfter We Collided tells the story of 22-year-old Eugene Keyes, who burned his draft card on Christmas Eve and used it to light a candle “for peace on earth.” The same day, he was mailed a notice that he had been drafted.