Immunity: Disastrous Decisions in 2007 Return to Haunt 2012
It was the 2007 Nisour Square Blackwater killings, not Wikileaks, that derailed plans for U.S. troops to stay on in Iraq.
It was the 2007 Nisour Square Blackwater killings, not Wikileaks, that derailed plans for U.S. troops to stay on in Iraq.
David Isenberg | Posted 05.25.2011
Today we look at is another law journal article. It is noteworthy not only for its content and recommendation, but also for its author. The article i...
Human Rights First | Posted 05.25.2011
By Melina Milazzo and Daphne Eviatar Law and Security On September 16, 2007, Blackwater Worldwide (now Xe) private security contractors working for ...
David Isenberg | Posted 05.25.2011
There will be no trial and thus the central issue, whether the Blackwater guards were innocent or guilty of killing unarmed civilians, will never be examined.
Amnesty International | Posted 05.25.2011
Congress needs to pass legislation that will close the legal vacuum in which private military and security companies are operating.
Jeremy Scahill | Posted 05.25.2011
As Blackwater gets sued again today for an alleged civilian killing in Iraq, new allegations surface about the company's continued presence there--using different corporate names.
Peter Van Buren | Posted 01.04.2012