Jury Finds US Military Contractor CACI Guilty Of Abu Ghraib Torture
The verdict marked the first time that any U.S. military contractor was held liable for torture during the "war on terrorism."
Press Freedom
Trump’s Return Poses Threat To Whistleblowers, Freedom of The Press
Freedom of the press and freedom of speech for government employees is at risk, and President Biden and Democrats are partly responsible for what happens next.
Palestinian-Owned Cafe Where I Spoke Was Attacked
After UK Police Raid, Journalist Asa Winstanley Focused On Stopping 'Digital Strip-Search' Of His Devices
Journalist Asa Winstanley is most concerned about stopping police from searching his devices for information that would put his sources at risk.
'Slow Torture': Israel's Detention Of Palestinian Journalists
"Journalists have endured a suffering that future generations will never forget," says Palestinian Journalists Syndicate President Nasser Abu Bakr
Former Salvadoran Colonel Living In Safe Haven In US Faces Lawsuit For Killing Dutch Journalists
US Journalist Released From Israeli Detention, Barred From Leaving Country
Police were allowed to keep reporter Jeremy Loffredo's phone and passport. He must stay in Israel until October 20.