Recent News

• 10-19-17 The environmental consequences of the use of armed drones
• 10-18-17 The US role in forced migration from the Middle East
• 10-13-17 Psychologists are facing consequences for helping with torture. It’s not enough. – & update
• 10-10-17 In Memoriam: M. Cherif Bassiouni
• 10-7-17 New Guantanamo Policy: Let Prisoners Die
• 9-29-17 Trump Threatens Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity in North Korea
• 9-27-17 US Provides Military Aid To More Than 70 Percent Of World’s Dictatorships
• 09-26-17 UC Berkeley Professor Calls for Speeding Up the Drone Arms Race
• 9-25-17 Big news in Abu Ghraib survivors’ quest for justice
• 9-21-17 Korea – A Settlement?
• 9-20-17The Longest War in U.S. History Just Got Extended
• 9-20-17 At Harvard, Chelsea Manning Lost Her Fellowship. At Fordham, a Former CIA Torture Proponent Kept His.
• 9-15-17 C.I.A. Wants Authority to Conduct Drone Strikes in Afghanistan for the First Time
• 9-6-17 The New Old War in Afghanistan
• 8-29-17 Trump’s Call for More War in Afghanistan Was a Vicious Racist Rant
• 8-11-17 Korea, Like Vietnam: A War Originated and Maintained by Deceit
• 8-9-17 Judge Confirms That Trial of James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen, Architects of CIA Torture Program, Will Go Ahead
• 8-3-17 In Guam, the Gravest Threat Isn’t North Korea — It’s the United States
• 7-31-17 UK High Court Rules to Protect Blair From War Crime Prosecution
• 7-29-17 US Drones “Kill Women, Children, They Kill Everybody”
• 7-28-17 Guantanamo Still Open, Thanks Largely to Trump’s New Chief of Staff
• 7-27-17 Spokane psychologists should not be liable for interrogation methods they designed — including waterboarding, say defense lawyers
• 7-21-17 What Canada’s Apology to Omar Khadr tells us about U.S. impunity
• 7-21-17 The Independent: Over 40,000 Civilians Died in Battle for Mosul, Iraq
• 7-20-17 Judge Clears Military Contractor in Sprawling Burn-Pits Case