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US News and World Report: Brennan and Obama’s Drone Playbook Must Be Debated Publicly

February 5, 2013

Op-ed by C. Dixon Osburn. John Brennan has said U.S. drone policy is “establishing precedents that other nations may follow, and not all of them…

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Defense Seeks Suspension of 9/11 Hearings Due to Fears of Govt Eavesdropping

January 31, 2013

This is a crosspost from the Huffington Post Khalid Sheikh Mohammed’s lawyer on Thursday morning asked the military commission judge presiding over the trial of…

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Not Only Does 9/11 Trial Have a Censor, But No One Can Know Who It Is

January 30, 2013

This is a crosspost from Huffington Post A military commission judge’s attempt to explain Tuesday morning why the 9/11 pre-trial hearing being held at Guantanamo…

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Hagel Confirmation Should Feature Human Rights Issues Key to National Security

January 30, 2013

Washington, DC – Tomorrow the Senate Armed Services Committee questions Senator Chuck Hagel about his qualifications to be President Obama’s Secretary of Defense. Human Rights First urges…

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Obama Administration Urged to Promote and Protect Internet Freedom

January 17, 2013

Washington, D.C. – Tomorrow, as internet activists around the world celebrate “Internet Freedom Day” to mark the one-year anniversary of an internet blackout to protest controversial…

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Live Blog of the Human Rights Summit – Day 2

December 5, 2012

4:55 – 4) strengthening multilateral institutions to support human rights. “We would be better off trying to fix [the UN human rights] council from the…

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Blueprint

How to Protect and Expand Internet Freedom

November 30, 2012

The rapid development of the Internet presents profound opportunities and challenges for U.S. interests around the world, particularly around the promotion and protection of human…

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Blueprint

How to Encourage U.S. Companies to Respect Human Rights

November 30, 2012

When U.S. companies abuse or facilitate violations of human rights abroad, they undermine U.S. national interests in advancing security, economic development, and human rights. For…

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Voting for Drones

November 5, 2012

This blog was crossposted from Huffington Post. Kudos to the Washington Post for acknowledging on Friday that the U.S. presidential campaign has skirted some key questions of U.S.…

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USAID and Humanity United Launch Tech Challenge for Mass Atrocity Prevention

October 31, 2012

Washington, D.C. – Today, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and Humanity United launched a Tech Challenge for Mass Atrocity Prevention. According to its…

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Meg Roggensack Testifies before Helsinki Commission on the Responsibilities of Companies to Protect Internet Freedom

October 19, 2012

Washington, D.C. – Today, in testimony before the U.S. Helsinki Commission, Human Rights First’s Meg Roggensack detailed the broad scope of online safety challenges posed by repressive…

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Testimony

Human Rights First Testimony on Online Safety Under Repressive Regimes

October 18, 2012

In a Human Rights First testimony before the U.S. Helsinki Commission, Human Rights First’s Meg Roggensack detailed the broad scope of online safety challenges posed…

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