US Military Contractor CACI Finally Goes On Trial For Abu Ghraib Torture
Three Iraqis who survived torture at Abu Ghraib have their day in U.S. court—two decades later
Kevin Gosztola
Five Years At Belmarsh: A Chronicle Of Julian Assange's Imprisonment
Calls for Assange's freedom are renewed as the WikiLeaks founder marks five years in Belmarsh prison
Biden Administration Won't Say Whether They Support Federal Shield Law For Journalists
In January, the House of Representatives passed a law to protect journalists. How come the White House doesn't want to talk about it?
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UK High Court: Extradition Removes CIA's 'Rationale' For Assassinating Assange
The British High Court of Justice refused to consider “fresh evidence” involving the CIA's alleged plans to kidnap or kill WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
Assange Extradition Delayed: UK High Court Asks US To Offer 'Assurances' Or Face Limited Appeal
While granting WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange a limited appeal against extradition, the US government was encouraged by the UK High Court to submit "assurances" that could prevent further proceedings.
