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• Female Teacher Forgotten in Bahraini Prison
• Pakistani spies embedded in power capitals
• Lawyer: Melaku has no grudge against Marines
• Jailed Palestinian leader asks millions to protest
• Closing Guantanamo: President Obama's Failed Promise
• 'Torture common in US secret prisons'
• Plea for Pakistanis' release adjourned
• USA not to be the second prison camp for Kashmiris
• McConnell says Kentucky could face attack if terror suspects are held here
• FBI Arrests Ghulam Nabi Fai in PAKISTAN
• UK: Extradition detainee's family commemorates 5th year in prison
• Najibullah Zazi's uncle testifies at father's NYC trial
• Father of would-be terrorist Najibullah Zazi hid bomb materials, relative testifies
• DOJ Tangles With Gitmo Lawyer Over WikiLeaks Documents

Female Teacher Forgotten in Bahraini Prison Posted: 20 Jul 2011 04:54 PM PDT By Stephanie El Rayess Jalila al-Salman who was arrested in March for her alleged role in coordinating a teachers' strike following the February and March protests that called for government reform. In addition to opposition members, human rights defenders, peaceful protesters, students and athletes, the Bahraini government is cracking down on its teachers. Teachers

Pakistani spies embedded in power capitals Posted: 20 Jul 2011 04:44 PM PDT The indictment of two US-based Kashmiri separatists by the Federal Bureau of Investigation on charges of illegally lobbying the US Administration to influence its policy on Kashmir in a manner that it is loaded against India, has once again exposed the ISI's nefarious role. Coming on the heels of the David Headley case and

Lawyer: Melaku has no grudge against Marines Posted: 20 Jul 2011 04:01 PM PDT By MATTHEW BARAKAT LEESBURG, Va. (AP) – A former Marine accused of taking potshots at the Pentagon and other military targets with a handgun said his client doesn't harbor any kind of grievance against the Corps, his lawyer said Wednesday. "I don't believe this was based on any grievance against the Marines," defense attorney

Jailed Palestinian leader asks millions to protest Posted: 20 Jul 2011 03:47 PM PDT (AP)  RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) — An imprisoned Palestinian uprising leader held by Israel called Wednesday for "millions" of people to take to the streets in support of a Palestinian independence bid this fall — a scenario that Israeli officials warn could spin into a new wave of violence. With peace talks stalled since

Closing Guantanamo: President Obama's Failed Promise Posted: 20 Jul 2011 10:07 AM PDT By Nicolas Mottas and Myrsini Tsakiri. It is an undoubted reality that, in international politics, the ecumenically praised "human rights" have been a tool in the hands of the world's most powerful. The threat of "terrorism" has been used more and more as an excuse for the drastic decrease of civil and political rights

'Torture common in US secret prisons' Posted: 20 Jul 2011 10:05 AM PDT A series of United Nations investigations indicate that the use of torture and inhumane practices against prisoners are common in US secret detention centers around the world. The US security forces hold a large number of suspects in secret detention centers run by the Central Intelligence Agency around the world, particularly in Afghanistan. The

Plea for Pakistanis' release adjourned Posted: 20 Jul 2011 10:00 AM PDT THE Lahore High Court on Tuesday adjourned the hearing of a writ petition until September 27 seeking release and repatriation of seven Pakistani citizens detained in Bagram Jail, Afghanistan. On Tuesday, a standing counsel Malik Kramat Awan appeared before the court on behalf of the federal government and sought time to file reply to

USA not to be the second prison camp for Kashmiris Posted: 20 Jul 2011 09:56 AM PDT Written by MTT News Desk    Rawalpindi, MTT News Desk: The Rawalpindi based senior writer and analyst on Kashmir affairs, Ch. Sajjad Ahmad has strongly condemned the illegal arrest of renowned Kashmiri leader and the head of Kashmiri American Centre, Janab Syed Ghulam Nabi Fai in USA on fake charges of working for Pakistan's

McConnell says Kentucky could face attack if terror suspects are held here Posted: 19 Jul 2011 09:02 PM PDT FD Editor Note:  While I am tempted to write a good rant here – I will simply say that it pains me to post this one, because this guy McConnell is such a MORON!  He would have fit in well with the BushCo admin, come to think of it, he fits in quite well

FBI Arrests Ghulam Nabi Fai in PAKISTAN Posted: 19 Jul 2011 08:31 PM PDT Islamnewsroom.com FBI has arrested – IN PAKISTAN – Two men they accuse of being unregistered spies Here is what they told us is coming out in the papers there and we should publish it. This is what we found (the dates are tomorrow for us – because Pakistan is almost a 1/2 day ahead

UK: Extradition detainee's family commemorates 5th year in prison Posted: 19 Jul 2011 08:18 PM PDT LONDON: The family of Talha Ahsan will mark the fifth anniversary of his imprisonment without trial with readings of his poems written over the course of his detention, including a new piece entitled, "Extradition". British citizen Ahsan was detained in 2006 on an extradition warrant from the US in the same case as Babar

Najibullah Zazi's uncle testifies at father's NYC trial Posted: 19 Jul 2011 08:16 PM PDT FD Editor Note:  Keep in mind that often families help cover up a family member's crime, yet when it's a MUSLIM family – they are ALL prosecuted – unlike in other cases…. where it's ignored, especially with high profile, ultra rich political families… By TOM HAYS NEW YORK (AP) — A relative of admitted

Father of would-be terrorist Najibullah Zazi hid bomb materials, relative testifies Posted: 19 Jul 2011 07:50 PM PDT John Marzulli The family of would-be subway terrorist Najibullah Zazi cut up bomb-making materials with a knife and hid the pieces in a little boy's school backpack, a government witness revealed Monday. Amanullah Zazi, testifying at the obstruction of justice trial of Najibullah's father, Mohammed, said the destruction of evidence began shortly after another family

DOJ Tangles With Gitmo Lawyer Over WikiLeaks Documents Posted: 19 Jul 2011 07:28 PM PDT The Justice Department said this week a federal judge in Washington should prohibit a lawyer in a Guantanamo Bay detainee case from downloading and copying WikiLeaks documents to minimize the risk of compromising national security interests. DOJ lawyers late Wednesday said in court papers in Washington federal district court that the lawyer, David

 

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