As of November 30, Abousifan Abdelrazik is rid of one of his shackles. Most readers—indeed, most Canadians—will be at least vaguely familiar with Abdelrazik. A Canadian citizen, Abdelrazik is one…
I would like to announce that Prism has embraced the republishing-friendly model of licensing its content (text and video) under a Creative Commons Non Commercial License. Publishers and blog owners…
Posing the above question might surprise us Westerners as we had never imagined that our countries would one day go back to the dark ages. No one of course has a…
Whenever I can, I try to watch David Brooks and Mark Shields in their weekly conversations with Newshour host Jim Lehrer (see video below). The reason is that this is…
It is increasingly obvious that it may be years until the world learns the full scope of countries tainted by the US extraordinary rendition program. Recently, Amnesty International has been…
When it comes to torturing detainees in Egyptian prisons business is as usual. The ruling military council has clearly been playing a public relations game by trying to beautify its…
A Channel 4 journalist risked her life and filmed a documentary in Syria. She met with brave Syrian activists whom true identities she could not reveal because of security reasons.…
A panel on the Hassan Diab case took place at Carleton University on October 19, 2011. The panelists included Donald Bayne, Diab’s lawyer, and Nathalie Desrosiers, General Counsel of the…
The Middle Ages in Europe are often romanticized as being a time of castles, jousts, and chivalry, with brave knights setting off on noble quests to battle against evil, and…
A panel on the Hassan Diab case took place at Carleton University on October 19, 2011. The panelists included Donald Bayne, Diab’s lawyer, and Nathalie Desrosiers, General Counsel of the…