News and Analysis (1/4/09)

Trying suspected terrorists in military court would only serve to justify their cause; the US criminal justice system is more than adequate for Americans’ and suspects’ rights:

An important step in reconciliation negotiations, Fatah officials confirmed the “dramatic change for the better” in prisoner treatment:

In their prohibitionist zeal, “undemocratic parties and movements that don’t believe in the concept of human rights or personal freedoms” threaten the rights of non-Muslims:

US and UK embassies remain closed for a second straight day as disagreements over the extent of the threats and how to fight terrorism emerge:

Jordan denies its cooperation with CIA is tied to it’s peace accord signed with Israel and the $500 million in aid it receives annually:

Calling the decision “unacceptable and unjust”, the Iraqi government will now help facilitate a lawsuit against Blackwater:

Imran

Minaret of Freedom Institute Program Assistant


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