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Current News From Bill of Rights Defense Committee for JANUARY 01, 2009
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Jan 10, 2009, Andy Worthington, Centre for Research on Globalization (Canada), Seven Years Of Guantánamo, And A Call For Justice At Bagram
Jan 10, 2009, Michael Isikoff, Newsweek, The Train Wreck That Didn't Have to Be
Jan 10, 2009, Stuart Taylor Jr. & Evan Thomas, Newsweek, Obama's Cheney Dilemma
Jan 10, 2009, Amy Taxin, Associated Press, Immigrant advocates decry new rules on courts, DNA
Jan 10, 2009, Bill Lindner, American Chronicle, Keeping America Safe, Or Instituting A Police State?
Jan 10, 2009, Michael Abramowitz, Joby Warrick & Walter Pincus, Washington Post, Obama Under Pressure On Interrogation Policy
Jan 9, 2009, Anna Gorman, Los Angeles Times, U.S. to collect DNA samples of arrested immigrants
Jan 9, 2009, Editorial, Austin (TX) American-Statesman, Hiding government of the people from the people
Jan 9, 2009, Amnesty International USA, President-elect Barack Obama: set a date to close Guantánamo
Jan 9, 2009, Alex Spillius, Telegraph (UK), Britain tells US it won't take Guantánamo prisoners unless rest of Europe does
Jan 9, 2009, Human Rights First, Seven Years of Failed Guantanamo Policy Requires Reevaluation of Terrorism Prosecution
Jan 9, 2009, Associated Press, Obama vows no torture in war against terrorism
Jan 9, 2009, Agence France-Presse, Obama's new spy chiefs to break with Bush years
Jan 8, 2009, Associated Press, Mukasey sets limit on immigrants' rights to lawyer
Jan 8, 2009, Tom Burghardt, Dissident Voice, Betrayed! FBI Provocateur Sets-Up Anti-RNC Activists on Trumped-Up “Terrorism” Charges
Jan 8, 2009, Llazar Semini, Associated Press, Albanian NGO sues government on CIA kidnap claim
Jan 8, 2009, Carol Rosenberg, Miami Herald, Hunger strikers surge to 10 percent at Guantánamo
Jan 8, 2009, Associated Press, US ambassador says Britain in Guantanamo talks
Jan 8, 2009, Bill Hare, Political Cortex, Don't Equate Historical Conservatism With Bush-Cheney Radicalism
Jan 7, 2009, Eric Lichtblau, New York Times, Obama Pick to Analyze Broad Powers of President
Jan 7, 2009, Jason Leopold, Public Record, Conyers Calls for Probe of Bush's Torture Policies
Jan 7, 2009, Glenn Greenwald, Salon, The DOJ pursues the "real criminal" in the NSA spying scandal
Jan 7, 2009, Thomas Frank, USA Today, Homeland Security rules on data collection rile businesses
Jan 7, 2009, Editorial, Washington Post, Overreach at Bagram
Jan 7, 2009, Lara Jakes, Associated Press, Detainees in Afghanistan seeking right for release
Jan 7, 2009, John Nichols, The Nation, Feingold's Outline for a Constitutional Presidency
Jan 7, 2009, Editorial, Chicago Sun-Times, Obama's CIA choice a vote for human rights
Jan 7, 2009, Lisa Mascaro, Las Vegas Sun (Nevada), House renews probe of U.S. attorney firings
Jan 7, 2009, Christopher Weaver, Pro Publica, Bush Signing Statements Will Retire With Their Author
Jan 6, 2009, Moazzam Begg, The Independent (UK), Why Guantanamo detainees deserve asylum in Europe
Jan 6, 2009, Dan Froomkin, Washington Post, Waking From a Bad Dream
Jan 6, 2009, Henry K. Lee, San Francisco Chronicle, U.S. judge revives lawsuit over Bush wiretaps
Jan 6, 2009, Associated Press, Judge: Government hiding evidence in Gitmo case
Jan 5, 2009, Jane Perlez, Raymond Bonner, & Salman Masood, New York Times, An Ex-Detainee of the U.S. Describes a 6-Year Ordeal
Jan 5, 2009, Mark Thompson, Time, Another Gitmo Grows in Afghanistan
Jan 5, 2009, Bruce Fein & Ralph Nader, San Francisco Chronicle, Bush-Cheney deserve censure for declaring war against the Constitution
Jan 5, 2009, Julie Bykowicz, Baltimore Sun, ACLU's 'wild guesses' on state police spying were 66% accurate
Jan 5, 2009, Shahid Buttar, Huffington Post, Could Gitmo Get Worse? The Policy Implications of Executive Accountability
Jan 5, 2009, Steven Aftergood, Secrecy News, Constitutionality of FISA to be Reviewed
Jan 5, 2009, Sovereign Society, Your Cell Phone Records Aren't Private
Jan 5, 2009, Associated Press, UN envoy: Nations must take Guantanamo inmates
Jan 5, 2009, Associated Press, US appeals court: Detainee IDs can be secret
Jan 5, 2009, Dennis Sadowski, Catholic News Service, 100-day campaign will remind Obama of pledge to close Guantanamo
Jan 5, 2009, Julian E. Zelizer, CNN, Commentary: Can Obama and Congress share power?
Jan 4, 2009, Carol J. Williams, Chicago Tribune, Prosecution of juvenile Gitmo detainees spurs outrage
Jan 4, 2009, Brian Montopoli, CBS News, Cheney: We Didn't Violate Anyone's Civil Liberties
Jan 4, 2009, Editorial, The Independent (UK), Our role in closing Guantanamo
Jan 4, 2009, Lisa Rein & Josh White, Washington Post, More Groups Than Thought Monitored in Police Spying
Jan 4, 2009, David Leppard, Times (UK), Police set to step up hacking of home PCs
Jan 3, 2009, Meraiah Foley & Mark McDonald, New York Times, Australia Says No on Detainees, and Britain Is Reluctant
Jan 3, 2009, United Press International, Last uncharged Canada terror inmate freed
Jan 3, 2009, Sanjay Suri, FinalCall.com News, Western democracies losing freedoms?
Jan 3, 2009, Clive Stafford Clark, Times (UK), We owe these men a reprieve from hell
Jan 2, 2009, Adam Liptak, New York Times, Early Test of Obama View on Power Over Detainees
Jan 2, 2009, Associated Press, Virginia bill would reject national ID program
Jan 2, 2009, Jason Leopold, Public Record, FBI E-Mail Says Bush Authorized Abuse of Iraqi Detainees
Jan 2, 2009, Andrew Cohen, CBS News, Gonzo'll Never Work in This Town Again
Jan 2, 2009, Editorial, Winston-Salem (NC) Journal, Presidential Records
Jan 2, 2009, Meraiah Foley & Mark McDonald, International Herald Tribune, Australia and Britain signal reluctance to take Guantánamo prisoners
Jan 2, 2009, Peter Dyer, Consortium News, Torture & the Crime of Aggressive War
Jan 1, 2009, Glenn Greenwald, Salon, Another brutal year for liberty
Reuters photo – Palestinians survey a kindergarten destroyed after an Israeli air strike in Gaza January 8, 2009.A KINDERGARTEN!!!!!!!!!! What a miracle of a lifetime if ANY of these children will grow up to forgive...how will they ever forget what they are seeing, hearing & the blood they are tasting?
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