The hypocrisies of this government with its blatant double standards have not gone unnoticed.

The Bush administration is constantly trying to sell to the world that there is a need for democratic institutions and respect for the rule of law, however their own hypocrisy is shooting them in the foot.

When studying history, one must always look to the context of any situation to help provide adequate answers to causes and effects. Acts of terrorism are no exception.

The destruction of so many innocent lives has led to intense questioning through one simple word…why?

The tragedy of yesterday’s events can only be described as truly horrific.

The United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary, after three years of injustice and unlawfulness finally decided to look into the matter of the ‘detainees’ held in Guantanamo Bay and around the world.

Mr Baker was asked to dress up as an unruly detainee who had assaulted another American sergeant for the purposes of training in a wing of Guantanamo Bay dedicated to Al Qaeda and Taliban suspects.

By the time the fever had run its course, in late August 1692, nineteen people (and two dogs) had been convicted and hanged of witchcraft.

Those who control the keys of Belmarsh know nothing of human rights, all they see is supposed terrorists who have been detained by order of those above them.