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20.01.2010, 10:15
The case of Fahad Hashmi caged in New York has led human rights activists to take to the streets in defense of freedom which they say has come under threat.
01.12.2009, 21:29
Even though President Barack Obama promised to resolve the problems of detainees being held indefinitely without trial, results have yet to be seen, especially in the case of Syed Fahad Hashmi.
19.10.2009, 08:56
While Barack Obama has banned the use of interrogation methods deemed as torture, the trial of some Al-Qaeda suspects continue to arouse controversy due to notorious “Special Administrative Measures” (or “SAMs”).
07.10.2010, 11:43
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Today, the war in Afghanistan enters its tenth year with little sign of an end.
15.03.2010, 09:08
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One of the world’s oldest Christian communities, in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul, is struggling to survive after a string of murders over the past month that has forced families to flee.
04.05.2009, 12:50
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As the controversy over CIA torture in Guantanamo continues to rage, two infamous figures from the Abu Ghraib prisoner abuse scandal have resurfaced.
13.03.2009, 21:59
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A report issued by the Congressional Government Accounting Office reveals shocking details of how easily one can get a genuine American passport by applying using falsified documents at a passport office.
10.04.2009, 15:43
The Russian tax service came under fire from human rights activists after requesting families who suffered from the Beslan school hostage crisis to pay taxes for aid they received.
23.10.2010, 22:28
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The shocking WikiLeaks release, which has revealed thousands of unreported civilian casualties in Iraq, is the most accurate picture of war ever made, and it is food for thought, says the website’s editor-in-chief.
21.05.2010, 18:07
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Five years after a Danish paper was fiercely criticized by Muslims for depicting the Prophet Mohammed in derogatory cartoons, Facebook and YouTube are under fire from Pakistan.
Published: 28 April, 2010, 06:28
Edited: 29 April, 2010, 04:31
A Pakistani-born American student has pleaded guilty to charges of helping Al-Qaeda just two days before his trial in New York was to start.
I don't know why they bother with the US. It, like Russia, is about to join the ranks of failed states. The UK is on life support. They should work on building their empire so that they can start pushing outwards with their ideology in a new light. While I don't altogether agree, I hate Western ideology.