DhafirTrial

Glenn Greenwald Salon 7/07/08

“On July 4th America Celebrated the Rule of Law. On July 9th the Senate Will Vote to Bury It.”

Once passed by the Senate, the FISA bill will then immediately be sent by the Democratic Congress to an eagerly awaiting and immensely pleased President Bush, who will sign it into law, thereby putting a permanent and happy end to the scandal that began when — in December, 2005 — he was caught spying on the communications of American citizens in violation of the law. (more…)

No Justice, mercy shown in case of Dhafir and Iraq (Published, 2/27/08.)

To the Editor:

In reply to the question: “Do we want Dhafir’s justice to be America’s”? in the Feb. 21, Post-Standard:

I believe that when one is denied justice we are all denied justice. Lies enslave us all. (more…)

Thank you to the Post Standard for publishing Mohamed Khater’s letter.

Mr. Khater’s letter was followed by an Editor’s Note: (more…)

This letter from Jeanne DeSocio, a vociferous critic of the U.S. policy of sanctions and a court observer at the Dhafir trial, was published in the Syracuse Post-Standard, January 11, 2006. (more…)

To the Syracuse Post-Standard. By court watcher Linda Bergh who attended most of the proceedings (more…)

Submitted to the December issue of the organizational newsletter “Connections.”
By Linda Bergh, court-watcher at the trial of Dr. Dhafir (more…)

The insensitivity of the Post Standard’s coverage knows no bounds (more…)

Are we a society that calls this justice? Twenty-two years for sending humanitarian aid to starving Iraqi civilians? (more…)