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22.02.2010, 10:21
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RT has interviewed Kristine Huskey, a lawyer for Gitmo detainees, on what makes a beautiful woman quit her modeling career, go to law school and eventually represent the interests of so-called “terrorists”.
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.
11.09.2010, 23:24
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Civil liberty campaigners have been demonstrating across Europe under the motto "Freedom, not fear" against what they see as a Big Brother approach to surveillance. The largest protest was in the German capital Berlin.
06.02.2010, 05:39
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Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair has confirmed US forces are authorized to kill American citizens abroad.
28.05.2010, 15:33
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The president's national security strategy focuses the big security guns on homegrown terrorism, but some observers fear the new program will ride roughshod over democratic terrain.
27.08.2009, 21:21
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President Obama has given the green light to a new unit to question terror suspects. It will be made up of military intelligence and law enforcement experts.
18.09.2009, 22:34
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The Obama administration has announced its support of renewing three parts of the U.S. Patriot Act that expire at the end of the year. RT’s Priya Sridhar speaks to analyst Nicole Kardell about key issues in the act.
25.03.2010, 09:22
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The US is considering holding international terror suspects at its Bagram airbase in Afghanistan. If approved, the facility north of Kabul could essentially become a new Guantanamo Bay.
28.04.2010, 06:28
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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.
16.04.2009, 21:18
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Obama should preserve torture sites so that the evidence was available to prosecutors, says Christopher Anders from the American Civil Liberties Union.
Published: 28 September, 2009, 23:21
Christopher Anders from the American Civil Liberties Union notes that during the final year of the Bush administration, detainees were moved more quickly from Guantanamo Bay than in the previous 8 months.
