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Members of United States Congress Urge Pakistani Leadership to Reinstate Dismissed Judges

April 24, 2008

Human Rights First welcomed a letter sent today by 15 Members of Congress to Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, commending measures taken by Pakistan’s recently…

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Letter to the Editor: Seeking Accountability for Bush Admin’s Torture Policies

April 23, 2008

A letter to the editor from Human Rights First President Michael Posner appears in today’s New York Times:

Those Leaders…

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The New York Times Calls for Accountability

April 21, 2008

Editorial
The Torture Sessions

Published: April 20, 2008

Ever since Americans learned that American soldiers and intelligence agents were torturing prisoners,…

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Top Ten Signs We Finally Have an Anti-Torture President

April 18, 2008

It’s bad enough to see torture glamorized on TV.

What’s worse is that we now know that torture was choreographed from inside…

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Archives of Human Rights First to be Housed at Columbia University Libraries

April 18, 2008

(NEW YORK, April 18, 2008) On February 20th, 2008, a formal agreement was signed by James Neal, Columbia’s Vice President for Information Services and University…

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The Pope Condemns Torture

April 17, 2008

Pope Benedict XVI’s first official visit to the United States provides a good opportunity to remind us of his clear opposition to torture. On September…

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UN Anti-Racism Review Conference: HRF Calls on Governments to Prevent Repeat of Problems that Plagued 2001 Conference

April 17, 2008

As UN member states prepare to assemble next week in Geneva to decide on the venue and the agenda for a follow-up conference to the…

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Supreme Disagreement on Torture

April 16, 2008

Finally, one of Justice Scalia’s colleagues takes on his defense of torture. The AP has the story.

BREYER CITES ISRAELI COURT DECISION OUTLAWING TORTURE
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