U.S. AND ALLIES TORTURED KIDS IN IRAQ PRISONS By Sherwood Ross Since it invaded Iraq in 2003, the U.S. has detained thousands of juveniles — some of whom were tortured and sexually abused, according to published reports. Figures of the number of children behind bars vary. Some estimates put the number as high as 6,000….
RAW STORY Anti-war protesters plan to gather outside the Department of Justice next week to urge Attorney General Michael Mukasey to indict President Bush and Vice President Cheney on war crimes charges. The protesters, being organized by The National Campaign for Nonviolent Resistance say they are willing to risk going to jail to urge Bush…
New York Times, Editorial SO LITTLE TIME, SO MUCH DAMAGE While Americans eagerly vote for the next president, here’s a sobering reminder: As of Tuesday, George W. Bush still has 77 days left in the White House – and he’s not wasting a minute. President Bush’s aides have been scrambling to change rules and regulations…
Cases Against Detainees Have Thinned By Del Quentin Wilber – Washington Post Staff Writer Sunday, November 2, 2008; A02 © 2008 The Washington Post Company    Algerians’ Habeas Corpus Hearings Will Begin With Fewer and Lesser Charges The six Algerians were scooped up in Bosnia and shuttled to the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay in early…
