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Re: Work On Him Until He Confesses

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

This is a quick post to add a link from Human Rights Watch new report entitled ‘Work On Him Until He Confesses‘. The report documents how President Hosni Mubarak’s Government (Egypt) allows police abuse towards its own citizens by failing to investigate accusations of torture, and not allowing criminal prosecutions. There in effect leaving the [...]

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Religion, Ethnicity, and Ethnic Cleansing: Discussion On Anti-Christian Violence in the Middle East

Sunday, November 7, 2010

Twitter will never cease to surprise me. How can 140-character messages be so thought-provoking and generate such pertinent and interesting debates? It’s a mystery, but it’s also a fact. Today’s post relates to one of Daveed Gartenstein-Ross‘s tweets and the debate that followed. Here is the tweet: Daveed was referring to Juan Cole’s story on [...]

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