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The Washington Independent
December 1, 2008
(Because the 17 Chinese
Muslims received weapons training in
Afghanistan, the administration claimed they posed a threat and cannot be allowed to live here. ...
New Yorker
December 1, 2008
For example, some of its younger volunteers wanted to join the fight with the
Taliban in Western
Pakistan and
Afghanistan, my interlocutor said, ...
Telegraph.co.uk
December 1, 2008
But in a shift from previous statements, he added: "I'm not saying that we couldn't or shouldn't do more in
Afghanistan if we judge that to be necessary. ...
The Am Law Daily
December 1, 2008
According to the Daily Business Review,
Broward County judge Jeffrey Streitfeld has scheduled a three-phase trial. In the first phase, the
jury will ...
Reuters India
December 1, 2008
Afghanistan is emerging from nearly 30 years of war and its judicial and law enforcement systems are still very much in their infancy. ...
Frontier Post
November 30, 2008
So, one decade long Afghan war (1979-1990) greatly benefited to US and indulged
Pakistan into disastrous economic, socio-
cultural and political problems and ...
ZNet
November 29, 2008
Eman: We can easily judge Obama from what he said in one of his recent interviews that he does not feel the need to apologize to the Afghan people. ...
Times Online
November 28, 2008
The judge also conceded that there had been "no known damage" to
Britain or to
NATO or to allied operations in
Afghanistan. "[But] the potential for serious ...
BBC News
November 28, 2008
US
military officials have defended the use of air strikes in
Afghanistan, amid increasing criticism about the numbers of civilians killed as a result of ...
Earthtimes (press release)
November 28, 2008
Sydney Morning Herald
November 28, 2008
"The family wanted to take the killing to an Afghan court for a judge to decide what happened ... but now it has accepted a gift of some farming land [from ...
Orato
November 26, 2008
The
organisation "Reporter ohne Grenzen" was able to convince the Afghan
judges in Masar-I Sharif to convert the death sentence into a 20 years term in jail ...
Minneapolis Star Tribune
November 26, 2008
Once considered a dangerous terrorist, he was convicted only on lesser charges in August by a military
jury, and a military judge gave Hamdan credit for the ...
Democracy Now
November 26, 2008
The Australian
November 26, 2008
THE Afghan farmers travelled by car, foot and donkey from their dusty villages to attend the special meeting at the governor's residence in Tarin Kowt, ...
Detroit Free Press
November 25, 2008
Testimony at his summertime trial revealed that allied
Afghan forces grabbed him at a checkpoint near Taktapol,
Afghanistan, on Nov. ...
Chicago Tribune
November 24, 2008
A 2007 survey by Integrity Watch
Afghanistan said the average Afghan household pays an estimated $100 in petty bribes every year-even though 70 percent of ...
The New Nation
November 24, 2008
Evidence that cannot pass muster in Guantánamo's kangaroo courts is certainly not going to be admitted by a civilian judge in a duly constituted court of ...
The Cutting Edge
November 24, 2008
And last Monday, your
aircraft killed 40 Afghan
Muslims at a wedding party in
Kandahar. As for Malik al-Shabazz (may
Allah have mercy on him), ...
JURIST
November 24, 2008
Thomas Hartmann [official profile] not be allowed to participate in the
Guantanamo trial of Afghan detainee Mohammed Jawad [
DoD materials; ...
Tyler Morning Telegraph
November 23, 2008
While serving on that committee, he helped funnel millions of dollars to aid
Afghanistan's
Mujahideen fighters during the Soviet-Afghan war in the early ...
Scoop.co.nz
November 23, 2008
Fog City Journal
November 21, 2008
By Terry Canaan While the most visible military action is in
Afghanistan, America is acting elsewhere. We now have troops in
The Philippines, ...
NewsOK.com
November 20, 2008
A
defense contractor who provided personal security to Afghan and Iraqi leaders has been charged with killing an Afghan civilian. ...
Western Standard
November 20, 2008
The first major wave of Canadian troops arrived in
Afghanistan in February 2002. The Canadian troops' major mission was to keep order in the Afghan capital ...
MSNBC
November 20, 2008
20: A federal judge has ordered the release of five Algerians who have been held at the
Guantanamo Bay detention camp for six years. ...
Antiwar.com
November 20, 2008
When the first of these cases, that of a Uighur
prisoner called Huzaifa Parhat, was finally reviewed by the Court of Appeals in Washington DC, the
judges ...
FOXNews
November 20, 2008
And last Monday, your
aircraft killed 40 Afghan
Muslims at a wedding party in
Kandahar. As for Malik al-Shabazz (may
Allah have mercy on him), ...
The Washington Independent
November 20, 2008
New York Daily News
November 20, 2008
During a hearing in Manhattan Federal Court,
prosecutor David Raskin told a judge that
Aafia Siddiqui likely went underground as the feds closed in on ...
Daily Times
November 19, 2008
Rights groups and some of the governments funding post-
Taliban Afghanistan recoiled at the executions, the first batch in a year, saying shortcomings in the ...
Voice of America
November 19, 2008
Afghanistan has more than 60 female
judges and 400 female
journalists. Women make up 28 percent of Afghanistan's parliament, and more than 6 million ...
Catholic Online
November 19, 2008
A failure in
Iraq to which you have admitted, and a failure in
Afghanistan to which the commanders of your
army have admitted... And if you still want to be ...
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
November 19, 2008
guardian.co.uk
November 19, 2008
In pretrial hearings, the two
judges have displayed starkly different styles. Kohlmann is a sharp-tongued Marine who at the commission chambers allowed the ...
Lew Rockwell
November 18, 2008
New York Daily News
November 18, 2008
Manhattan Federal Judge Richard Berman still plans to hold a hearing Wednesday to find out whether Siddiqui could participate in court proceedings on ...
Lew Rockwell
November 18, 2008
The Nation
November 17, 2008
The Afghan came from nowhere in the closing stage of the race to sprint to top slot covering the grueling 155 kilometer stage in four hours 24 minutes 19 ...
CounterPunch
November 17, 2008
