No state of emergency to justify indefinite internment, Pierce says
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The lawyer, who formally represented the Birmingham Six and Guildford Four, claimed the government was wrong to claim there was a state of emergency in the UK that merited derogating from the European ...
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Celtics forward Paul Pierce saw his ejection from Monday's game in New York as unwarranted and a lesser deal than what was made of it.
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The secretary of state said today that the response could extend far beyond providing immediate relief to survivors.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 22  - US authorities on Wednesday defended a decision to deny entry to former British pop star Cat Stevens and deport him back to Britain &quot;on national security grounds.
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Japan said on Wednesday that its ties with Washington would not be shaken by a U.S. Congressional move to seek an apology for forcing women to serve as sex slaves during World War Two.
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RICHMOND, Feb. 1 -- The Bush administration argued Thursday that a Qatari national who it says was an al-Qaeda sleeper agent sent to the United States for a second wave of terrorist attacks has no right to challenge in court his status as an enemy combatant.
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The U.S. Embassy on Friday denied that Haiti's government was threatened with the suspension of aid and travel visas if it tried to block the United States from deporting convicted Haitian criminals back to their homeland.
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The US says the decision to grant political asylum to Chechen separatist Ilyas Akhmadov was not a policy change.
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The crisis is a political challenge for Koizumi, who decided to send Japanese troops to Iraq despite strong public opposition. &quot;We cannot tolerate terrorism and we will not give in to terrorism,&quot; Koizumi told reporters on Wednesday.
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A federal judge on Wednesday questioned the Bush administration's broad definition of its powers to indefinitely imprison alleged Taliban and al Qaeda fighters at the military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, especially those who have never taken up arms against the United States.
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TOKYO - Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi reiterated Friday that the government has no plans to ask Yasukuni Shrine to separate the enshrined war dead from convicted Class-A war criminals who were executed after World War II in an effort to mend soured
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ISN SECURITY WATCH (17/12/04) - Britainâs House of Lords ruled yesterday that the indefinite detention of foreign terrorism suspects was incompatible with the Human Rights Act and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR), in a decision Human
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GUATEMALA CITY, Jan 24 (IPS) - A Guatemalan court rejected accusations lodged by  CoordinaciÃ³n Genocidio  Nunca MÃ¡s (Genocide, Never Again)  Wednesday against the members of the  Constitutional Court, which  in December blocked the extradition to Spain of  seven people  accused of crimes against humanity.
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A federal judge upheld the Bush administration's new terrorism law Wednesday, agreeing that Guantanamo Bay detainees do not have the right to challenge their imprisonment in U.S. courts.
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President Arroyo vowed yesterday the country will never default on its debt repayments and said she does not need any &quot;emergency powers&quot; to deal with the possible consequences of a looming &quot;fiscal crisis.
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Activists in Britain said on Monday they have appealed to a European court to prove there is no terrorism emergency that justifies suspending basic rights.
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A tsunami striking the U.S. is not a question of if but when