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Liberty & National Security

Review of Frank Lambert’s Religion in American Politics

Religion remains a problem in American politics. But what kind of problem? In 2008, as a new member of the House of Representative, Ellison’s decision to swear the oath on Thomas Jefferson’s personal copy of the Qur’an provoked a predictable uproar....

Authored by: Aziz Huq
– 05/15/08

After Gitmo

The US Supreme Court has yet to rule on the constitutional challenges filed by Guantánamo detainees to their six-year-plus imprisonments. Yet politicians already are lining up to ensure a full remedy for the Bush Administration’s errors proves impossible....

Authored by: Aziz Huq
– 05/13/08

Fitna’s Hateful Crusade

Feared, condemned sight-unseen and praised as a celebration of free speech, Fitna, a seventeen-minute film by Dutch politician Geert Wilders, appeared on the Internet in late March. Fitna is a bombastic, bloody montage linking terrorist violence to Koranic texts.

Authored by: Aziz Huq
– 04/07/08

Torture and Democracy: A Discussion with Professor Darius Rejali

Listen to Professor Darius Rejali talk about the issues at the center of his book, Torture and Democracy. 

– 03/12/08

Future of Guantanamo

Listen to a panel discussion featuring Andy Worthington, Joanne Mariner, Wells Dixon, and Jonathan Hafetz on the timely and important issues revolving around the future of Guantánamo.

– 03/10/08

Another Death in Rawalpindi

It goes without saying that the killing of any human being is a tragedy. But the assassination of former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in Liaqut Bagh in Rawalpindi echoes back into Pakistan’s troubled history, portends more violence, and also signals the manifest bankruptcy of the Bush Administration’s anti-terrorism policy in the region.

Authored by: Aziz Huq
– 12/27/07

Imperial March

Authored by: Aziz Huq
– 12/12/07

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