Counter Terror with Justice
Saudi Arabia - human rights abuses in the name of fighting terrorism - 22 July 2009
The Saudi Arabian authorities have launched a sustained assault on human rights under the façade of countering terrorism.Yemen sentences six men to death for terrorist activities - 14 July 2009
The Specialized Criminal Court found the men guilty of terrorist activities that included the killing of nine tourists and attacks on western embassies.UK government must launch investigation into its role in overseas torture - 10 July 2009
Mounting evidence, including a statement by former Shadow Home Secretary David Davis, suggests that UK authorities expolited the torture of terrorism suspects by foreiProtect detainees against abuses in Tunisia - 26 June 2009
Individuals suspected or accused in terrorism-related cases in Tunisia are subject to human rights violations, including torture and other ill-treatment, solitary confTunisia: end denial, address human rights abuses in the name of security - 26 June 2009
President Obama’s decision to close the US detention facility at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, by next January leads Amnesty International to fear that several TuTorture and Accountability
Torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment, like slavery and genocide, are always wrong. This principle was established many years ago, and is enshrined in international law.