The New Bagram: Has Anything Changed?
Having toured it, I give the new Bagram detention facility a "vastly improved" grade compared to what it was before. But, that being said, U.S. detention policy still has a long way to go.
Having toured it, I give the new Bagram detention facility a "vastly improved" grade compared to what it was before. But, that being said, U.S. detention policy still has a long way to go.
Jonathan Horowitz | Posted 10.27.2009 | World
The only way the United States will feel comfortable getting out of the risky and destructive detention business, is if it trusts the Afghan justice system.
Jonathan Horowitz | Posted 11.21.2009 | World
New Bagram detainee procedures, while not all bad, fail to create a fair and effective detention system that will be credible in the eyes of the Afghan government, the Afghan people, and human rights groups.
Jonathan Horowitz | Posted 10.18.2009 | Politics
The U.S. military finally seems to have learned that dropping bombs on civilians isn't the way to win the hearts and minds of Afghans. But neither is grabbing people out of their houses and jailing them.
Nytimes.com | ERIC SCHMITT | Posted 02.27.2009 | World
WASHINGTON -- For months, a national debate has raged over the fate of the 245 detainees at the United States military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba...
TIME | MARK THOMPSON | Posted 02.06.2009 | Politics
The incoming Obama Administration says it wants to shut down the U.S. military prison at Guantánamo Bay. But even if Guantánamo closes, the controve...
Virginia M. Moncrieff | Posted 01.05.2009 | World
Abid was the victim of the cheating lawlessness in Afghanistan. Whoever killed him will never be questioned, charged or jailed for the crime.
Jonathan Horowitz | Posted 11.20.2009 | World