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U.S. Torture of Detainees Caused Severe Pain, Long-Term Suffering
US spy base to be built in Western Australia Australian defence support for United States military operations in the Middle East will be boosted by construction of a new top-secret US military communications... ...
rudkla - 4. Sep, 05:20
America's Prison for Terrorists Often Held the Wrong Men
Tom Lasseter, of McClatchy Newspapers: "Because the Bush administration set up Guantanamo under special rules that allowed indefinite detention without charges or federal court challenge, it's impossible... ...
rudkla - 16. Jun, 17:58
David Davis Resigns U.K. Parliament to Protest Terror Law
British House of Commons backs longer detentions for terror suspects In a 315-306 vote, the lower house of Parliament says suspects can be kept up to 42 days behind bars without being charged. The current... ...
rudkla - 13. Jun, 08:38
Interrogation for Profit
The New York Times writes: "Congress is finally moving to ban one of the Bush administration's most blatant evasions of accountability in Iraq - the outsourcing of war detainees' interrogation to mercenary... ...
rudkla - 13. Jun, 00:12
US banks fear $5 trillion balance impact
Analysts at Citigroup warn the planned tightening of accounting rules for off-balance sheet vehicles would force US banks to reconsider arrangements and could result in up to $5 trillion (£2.5 trillion)... ...
rudkla - 6. Jun, 07:54
Congress Poised to Grant Telcoms Spying Immunity
For McCain, a Switch on Telecom Immunity? The Washington Post's Jonathan Weisman and Ellen Nakashima write: "A top lawyer for Senator John McCain's presidential campaign said telecommunications companies... ...
rudkla - 27. Jun, 11:17
House Aims at Pentagon "Propaganda" on Iraq War
James Rainey for The Los Angeles Times reports, "The House of Representatives moved Thursday to crack down on a Pentagon program that Democrats say planted false and overly optimistic news stories about... ...
rudkla - 24. Mai, 08:33
Federal Judge Rules Iraq KBR Worker Can Seek Trial in US
In the Times Online UK, Sonia Verma says, "An American woman who claims that she was gang-raped by coworkers in Baghdad while employed by Halliburton/KBR, a defense contractor, can take her case to trial,... ...
rudkla - 13. Mai, 06:23
From Crisis to Crisis?
Writing for France's business paper, Les Echos, editorialist Roger de Weck explains how the world's great banks continue to violate the most elementary rules of banking and suggests who will pay for their... ...
rudkla - 8. Mai, 23:06
Under U.S. Law Torture is Always Illegal
Why John Yoo and Other Top Administration Lawyers Should be Investigated for War Crimes. http://www.counte rpunch.org/cohn05062008.ht ml Report Confirms Psychologists Supported Illegal Interrogations... ...
rudkla - 8. Mai, 22:28
