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Human Rights First Welcomes Senate Report Calling for “Immediate Aggressive Steps” To Private Security Contractor Reform

October 7, 2010

Washington, DC – Today, the Senate Armed Services Committee approved a report on private security contractors in Afghanistan that underscores the urgent need to improve…

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Human Rights First Welcomes Senate Report On Private Security Contractor Reform

October 7, 2010

The Senate Armed Services Committee published a report detailing concerns with oversight and accountability of private security contractors. The Senate report follows a recent report…

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House Testimony Echoes Concerns about Contractor Escalation without Oversight, Accountability Fixes

September 23, 2010

Washington, DC – Today, the Commission on Wartime Contracting in Iraq and Afghanistan testified before the House Committee on Government Oversight and Reform and raised serious…

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3 Years After Blackwater Massacre in Iraq, Contractors Still Lack Accountability and Oversight

September 16, 2010

By Melina Milazzo and Daphne Eviatar Law and Security On September 16, 2007, Blackwater Worldwide (now Xe) private security contractors working for the U.S. Department…

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Contractor Oversight/Accountability Gaps Persist Despite Plan to Expand Presence in Iraq, Afghanistan

September 15, 2010

NEW REPORT finds many problems unaddressed three years after Nisoor Square Washington, DC – On the third anniversary of the Nisoor Square massacre, as the Obama Administration…

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State of Affairs: Three Years After Nisoor Square

September 15, 2010

Accountability and Oversight of U.S. Private Security and Other Contractors Full Report Available (PDF) State of Affairs: Three Years After Nisoor Square assesses the current status of reforms…

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Blueprint to End Contractor Impunity

September 14, 2010

President Obama stated that America’s reputation, and its national security interests, have been damaged by contractor abuse. Human Rights First sent the president and his…

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Private Security Contractor Oversight and Accountability Concerns, Iraqi Refugee Needs will Persist Past President’s Remarks

August 31, 2010

Washington, D.C. Just hours before President Barack Obama is scheduled to deliver a speech marking the conclusion of the U.S. combat mission in Iraq, Human Rights…

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State of Affairs: Three Years After Nisoor Square

August 31, 2010

On September 16, 2007, Blackwater Worldwide (now Xe) private security contractors working for the U.S. Department of State killed 17 unarmed civilians and wounded 24…

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Accountability, Oversight Safeguards Needed Before State Doubles Contractor Force

August 19, 2010

Washington, DC Following reports that the U.S. State Department plans to more than double the number of its private security contractors in Iraq, increasing from 2,700…

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Karzai Decree Prompts Renewed Call for Accountability and Oversight

August 17, 2010

Washington, DC President Hamid Karzai issued a presidential decree today ordering private security companies in Afghanistan to disband within four months.  This decree comes on the…

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Karzai Kicks Contractors out of Afghanistan—Underlining Need for Accountability

August 17, 2010

President Hamid Karzai issued a decree today ordering private security companies in Afghanistan to disband within four months, the New York Times reports. This decree comes…

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