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Kidnapped in Macedonia, Tortured in Afghanistan, and Dumped in Albania: The Forgotten Case of Khaled El-Masri

To the pitifully few who have followed him over the years, Khaled el-Masri is the man who arguably holds the…

Canada’s Stand on Human Rights Reaches Historic Low

Rather than take any meaningful action to uphold Omar Khadr's rights, the [Canadian] government has spent buckets of money looking…

Winds of Change Arrive to Israel

Netanyahu’s most virulent critics happen to be some of Israel’s most decorated army and intelligence chiefs. For example, Yuval…

The Mehanna Case: A New Low in Attacks on Freedom of Speech

History shows that free speech is fundamental to a robust democracy, and that if the government can punish expression because…

Rick Salutin Highlights the Role of Dissent in Media and Politics

Rick Salutin used to be a respectable columnist at the Globe & Mail. Then he got fired, and happily (as…

Understanding the Syrian Conflict, and the Stalemate

Hafez al-Assad, president of Syria, has won 99.2 percent of the re-election vote, begins an old Syrian joke. But Assad…

Book Review: ‘The United States of Fear’ by Tom Engelhardt

Tom Engelhardt comes from a background of traditional journalism, but for more than a decade his work has centered around…

Kingston Immigration Holding Centre Closes, Legacy Remains

It seems that the decision to close the Kingston Immigration Holding Centre (KIHC) was made in December 2011, and the…

Glenn Greenwald on Secrecy, Wars and Civil Liberties

Glenn started his speech by pointing out that countries like the United States, Britain, Australia and Canada, have all reacted…

Egypt’s Economy at the Mercy of its Military

Egypt is teetering on the edge of an economic crisis. Cast adrift in a deepening political quagmire over the past…

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