Press Release With the end of 2011approaching, 94 leading Iraqi luminaries including state leaders, MPs and party officials call for a humane solution for camp Ashraf and condemn the use of violence against its residents As we approach the final months of 2011, how Iraq deals with the situation in camp Ashraf has become an important factor with which the international community measures Iraq’s obligation to international law and human rights. Various international organizations, including the UN and UNHCR, have called for extension of the deadline to close camp Ashraf and have recognized the residents of the camp as protected persons under international law
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Judge says ex-NYC police Commissioner Bernard Kerik can get out of jail for the holidays Kansas editorials In the wake of the mortgage crisis, there’s no doubt that the Bush Administration’s lack of a coherent regulatory plan and its subsequent mishandling of events paved the way for a dramatic, and deeper, economic collapse. Acute observers noted that the President’s laissez faire approach to regulation extended to nearly every federal agency and program. Foremost among these is management of our nation’s food supply, but unlike the fiscal crisis we are witnessing, when the inevitable food safety disaster strikes, the losses won’t be measured in dollars, but in human lives |
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