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The Tennessean, October 24, 2010
First of Two Parts
Steven Emerson has 3,390,000 reasons to fear Muslims.
That’s how many dollars Emerson’s for-profit company — Washington-based SAE Productions — collected in 2008 for researching alleged ties between American …
National Post · Tuesday, Oct. 26, 2010
Analysis
MONTREAL — After promising to clean up spending practices at Rights and Democracy, directors of the federally funded human-rights centre have overseen a tripling of the amount paid to …
New Jersey Law Journal
October 25, 2010
The State Bar Association’s plan to boost diversity by expanding its nominating committee and trustee board is engendering strong views by county bars on both sides — as well as …
Courtesy: The Globe and Mail
Police are winning the unceasing war over the rights of suspected criminals on a major battleground – the Supreme Court of Canada.
In a ruling full of friction between a bare majority …
Courtesy: OpEdNews.com
Does anyone remember the “cakewalk war” that would last six weeks, cost $50-$60 billion, and be paid for out of Iraqi oil revenues?
Does anyone remember that White House economist Lawrence Lindsey was fired by …
Courtesy: Globe and Mail
Canadians have gained a reputation as a fair-minded people. There have been exceptions through our history, but, by and large, we have been seen as a moderate and tolerant country.
We didn’t do …
Courtesy: Globe and Mail
Published Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010 6:00AM EDT
Abousfian Abdelrazik deserves nothing, despite claims that he was tortured in Sudan’s notorious prisons after being targeted by Canadian counterterrorism agents, the government says in a sweeping …
Special Report: Detainee Experimentation Program Revealed
For the past seven months, Truthout reporter Jason Leopold and contributor Jeffrey Kaye investigated the origins of a little-known directive issued in March 2002 by former Deputy Secretary of Defense …
Courtesy: The Ottawa Citizen
How could Canada possibly be rejected for a seat on the UN Security Council, losing by a wide margin to Portugal, a country with little international profile?
A generation ago, such an outcome …
Muslim Advocates filed an amicus brief this week in the lawsuit Ibrahim v. Department of Homeland Security, supporting Rahinah Ibrahim’s challenge to her placement on the U.S. government’s no-fly list. While she was a graduate …
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Assalaamu Alaikum Community Members,
We, the men of the board and staff of the Muslim Consultative Network, stand against domestic violence in any and all forms. In recognition of Domestic Violence …
Courtesy: The ABA Journal
Some applicants to Yale Law School love to argue. Some love THE LAW. Some failed a math class, but managed to carry on.
Yale Law School associate dean of admissions Asha Rangappa, however, …
Demoracy Now
October 15, 2010
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Prosecutors and defense attorneys made their final arguments this week in the trial of the Newburgh Four, a high-profile case that has made national headlines as a potent …
ISPU is proud to support the release of “Cutting the Fuse: The Explosion of Global Suicide Terrorism and How to Stop It” co-authored by Professor Robert Pape, Professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago …
