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Tuesday, 05 July 2011 19:49

Ahmed Abdulkadir Warsame

Warsame is said to have been arrested on April 19th 2011 in international waters between Yemen and Somalia.

Published in USA

أظهر استطلاع للرأي نُشرت نتائجه امس، ارتفاع التأييد الشعبي للرئيس الأميركي باراك أوباما في التعامل مع الإرهاب والوضع في أفغانستان وسياسته الخارجية، في مقابل تراجعه في قضايا الاقتصاد والعجز في الموازنة

Published in الأخبار
Sunday, 03 April 2011 10:11

My Student, the 'Terrorist'

Pale and gaunt, he stood there, having endured three years of pretrial solitary confinement. "Alhamdullilah," he said.
Published in News

Manningham-Buller’s hope for the future of dealing with terrorism was for dialogue by western governments with Al Qaeda and the Taliban.

Published in Featured
Tuesday, 04 January 2011 09:35

Anwar Al-Awlaki

Anwar is one of three US citizens on a CIA kill or capture list.
Published in Yemen

واشنطن- أعلن أحد محامي معتقلين في غوانتانامو أن سجناء في المعتقل الأمريكي يتظاهرون سلميا كل يوم للاحتجاج على بقاء السجن مفتوحا على الرغم من الوعد الذي قطعه الرئيس الأمريكي باراك أوباما قبل عامين بإغلاق السجن.
وردا على سؤال لوكالة فرانس برس، قالت الناطق باسم المعتقل الأمريكي تامسين ريز ان "التظاهرات السلمية لمعتقلين ليست نادرة

Published in الأخبار

Another anniversary of America's illegal detention camp comes round and the president's closure order remains unfulfilled

Published in Featured
I would urge the British Prime Minister to tear up the 2003 extradition treaty now, tell Obama to get stuffed and instruct the Foreign Office to issue a travel warning advisory for any UK citizens contemplating a trip to America.
Published in Featured
Hammurabi, Moses, Justinian and Solon -- four titans of justice -- looked on from their larger than life white marble statutes along the back wall over the judge's bench. They saw the opening arguments in the constitutional challenge to the power of the president and the CIA were held in the imperial federal ceremonial courtroom in Washington DC.
Published in Articles
Wednesday, 06 October 2010 11:10

Secrets at a Price

To refrain accountability, and continue its illegal global war, U.S. government officials have two walls to protect themselves behind: say secrecy, and propaganda/ psychological operations. When the first surround is penetrated, as Bradley Manning and WikiLeaks have done, and as justice Ellsberg did during the Vietnam era, it turns to propaganda, and psychological operations, (telling outright lies, spinning half-truths, character assassination, accusing others of treachery and wrong-doing).

Published in News

Despite US officials repeating the allegations that New Mexico-born cleric Anwar al-Awlaki is a known leader of al-Qaeda, Ali Hassan al-Ahmadi, the governor of Yemen’s Shabwa Province, the region in which the cleric is believed to be hiding from US assassins, has never been given evidence against him.

Published in News
The first Guantanamo Bay detainee to be tried in a civilian court in the U.S. helped buy a Nissan truck used by terrorists to deliver a bomb to the U.S. embassy in Tanzania, a prosecutor told jurors in New York.
Published in News
Friday, 01 October 2010 14:47

Outsourcing the Dirty War in Afghanistan

A big revelation from Bob Woodward's new book Obama's Wars is that the CIA maintains a 3000-strong Afghan paramilitary force that conducts cross-border operations into Pakistan. Though news to the U.S. public, these abusive paramilitary forces are unfortunately far too well known to many Afghan civilians.

Published in Articles
Wednesday, 15 September 2010 15:18

U.S. Debates Response to Targeted Killing Lawsuit

The Obama administration, fresh off a victory in persuading federal judges to dismiss a torture case for fear of revealing state secrets, is divided over using similar tactics to try to block a lawsuit over government efforts to kill an American citizen accused of ties to Al Qaeda.

Published in News

Senior State Department and American military officials are deeply divided over the pace and scale of military aid to Yemen, which is emerging as a crucial testing ground for the Obama administration’s approach to countering the threat from Al Qaeda.

Published in News

The US Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday dismissed a lawsuit by five victims of the CIA’s “extraordinary rendition” program against Jeppesen Dataplan, a unit of Boeing. The six-five ruling adopts as a rationale the anti-democratic “state secrets” doctrine advocated by the Obama administration.

Published in News
Friday, 24 September 2010 13:53

Pakistanis furious over US sentence

Pakistanis burned tyres and chanted anti-US slogans after a New York judge handed down an 86-year sentence to an American-trained Pakistani scientist convicted of trying to kill US agents and military officers in Afghanistan.

Published in News

Two prominent human rights workers, one of them a lawyer, were arrested this week in Uganda as part of a US-sponsored local 'security response' to bombings in Kampala over the summer.

Published in News
Tuesday, 14 September 2010 14:31

The Afghan turnstile

There are 30 US bases in Afghanistan. By the sheer masonry and architecture, they don’t look they are temporary.

Published in News
Sunday, 12 September 2010 10:26

Obama's ambivalent war

Nine years into what the US used to call the "global war on terror," the nation still cannot agree on how to describe the struggle, how to characterise it, or on a logically consistent set of tools and procedures to conduct it. To some, this might seem unacceptable. I, however, would be far more critical if I did not harbor some degree of ambivalence myself.

Published in News
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