DhafirTrial

Dr. Dhafir’s appeals brief was filed yestreday and it will be available on this website very soon.

Dr. Dhafir’s case gets a significant mention in the most recent Madison Institute Newsletter, Volume 2, Number 1, January, 2008. The newsletter reaches many people in the Syracuse area, and so hopefully more local people will become informed about Dr. Dhafir and the Help the Needy charity case. (more…)

[Dr. Dhafir’s case is mentioned at the end of this article.]

By William Fisher Inter Press Service 1/3/08

High officials in the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Justice, and other U.S. Government departments and agencies, love to talk about how good they are at “reaching out” to American Muslim communities. (more…)

[Dr. Dhafir got 22 years for feeding starving children: is this what we call justice?]

…Prosecutors say he paid millions of dollars to Iraqi officials to get an unfair share of contracts connected to the oil-for-food program, which ran from 1996 to 2003. (more…)

“Thank you. Thank you for the wonderful medical care you gave mother and the years that you extended her life and the quality of life that you gave and the time you gave us to spend with her. The dr.s that came after only went thru the process and did not care about he life. Thank you.”

Cheri-lee Waugh

Sent on 9/26/07, published on October 11, 2007

In your paper’s recent article about Glen Suddaby, your two reporters continue to get the facts of Dr. Rafil Dhafir’s case wrong. (more…)

From Denis J. Halliday, former UN Assistant Secretary-General and Head of the UN Humanitarian Program in Iraq 1997-98

Dear Editor,

Thank you for publishing “Dr. Rafil A. Dhafir at Terre Haute Prison’s New Communication Management Unit” by Katherine Hughes in your May/June issue. The article addresses two issues (more…)

[* The Post-Standard curiously left this out of the letter, “Consequently thousands of U.S. brave troops died, tens of thousands were horribly injured…”]

Published in thePost-Standard 5/14/07 (more…)