The Occupy movement's protests in the US have drawn the attention of journalists from across the global, but some correspondents covering the demonstrations have found themselves behind bars for simply doing their jobs. We speak to one of those in...

Democracy Now is joined at the NATO summit in Chicago by Scott Olsen, who survived two tours in Iraq but almost died when he was hit with a police projectile at an Occupy Oakland protest last year. Olsen returned four of his medals at Sunday's ant...

From the video: Democracy Now! May 2, 2012

Fault Lines follows key Occupy organizers through the winter as they continue to build a movement even after violent evictions across the country.

Fault Lines tells the definitive history of Occupy Wall Street from its early days through the movement's rapid spread up to the brutal crackdown by state authorities.

Police have arrested more than 400 Occupy Oakland protesters, as well as a number of journalists, in one of the largest mass arrests since the nationwide Occupy protests began last year. When protesters attempted to convert a vacant building into ...

Police fire tear gas, rubber bullets, bean bag rounds, and concussion grenades at Occupy Oakland demonstrators on Saturday, January 28, 2012.

Channel 4 News is taking a look at some of the people and movements that had the biggest impact on the world in 2011. Washington Correspondent Matt Frei nominates the Occupy movement as the person - or people - who changed the world in 2011.

Scenes from Occupy Oakland's West Coast Port action on December 12, 2011.

West Coast Ports and Law Enforcement are preparing for possible disruptions, as Occupy protesters plan to blockade ports from San Diego to Anchorage. Demonstrators briefly closed down the port of Oakland last month.