Court Tells U.S. to Reveal Data on Detainees at Guantánamo
By WILLIAM GLABERSON
In a stinging legal challenge to the administration’s detention policies, a ruling requires virtually all information to be shared with defense lawyers.
Rules Lay Out C.I.A.’s Tactics in Questioning
By MARK MAZZETTI
Officials said the C.I.A. could proceed with an overseas interrogation program that has been in limbo since last year.
Google Pushes for Rules to Aid Wireless Plans
By MIGUEL HELFT and STEPHEN LABATON
The Internet giant, which may bid for a swath of airwaves, is lobbying for regulations to support a vision that could change how cellphones are used.
Jul 21, 2007
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It would seem that the 'rendition programme' is seriously out of hand as is the US's covert operations throughout the globe. It is unlikely to corrected by conventinal means since it's public detentions in Cuba which just about breach every civil right known to man are tolerated by a wider world.
It really beggars belief......
I'm not sure what the answer is except to object at every possible opportunity and en masse.
Have a nice weekend.....
Leone xx
Hi Leone,
Great to meet you here. I just checked out one of your Blogs and will come back around tomorrow. Busy right now but intriguing reading (typo?)
Hugs,
Carol
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