News and Analysis 6/16/23

The FBI has tried to turn a disabled boy into a terrorist …

… and tries to hide its persecution of the Muslim community behind the veil of state-secrets-privilege:

The decision fuels “fears that the right to criticise the government is being eroded”:

The court noted that the attorney’s “vitriolic hatred of and bigotry against persons of” client’s religion was “matched only by his equal scorn for and racism against” his client’s race:

Soldier-settler violence continues:

The Hamtramck council voted unanimously to display a flag representing “the native countries of immigrant residents” but not the Pride flag next to the US and Michigan flags …

… while Saudis welcome LGBTQ+ people as long as they are not open about it, and even then expect a fine rather than the still-on-the books death penalty:

“For most of its existence, the state has continued selling weapons and other military wares to rogue governments, even after claiming to have stopped”:

“[A]fter years of vacillating, Spain’s capital is finally prepared to embrace its Muslim past”:

Can Biden undo Trump’s blunder and “limit the Iranian nuclear programme, release some detained U.S. citizens and unfreeze some Iranian assets”:

“Nusrat Choudhury is a trailblazing civil rights lawyer with a remarkable record of advancing equal justice for all in our nation” — Anthony D Romero, ACLU executive director:


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