1. Starting With a Murder
(Newsletter)

...have First Amendment implications for the American Muslim community. CONTINUE... US unveils extended Bagram prison Top_news By Agencies    Sunday, 15 November 2009 Journalists have ...

2. War Criminals, Including Their Lawyers, Must Be Pr
(Newsletter)

...sp; Friday, 20 February 2009 The US military is about to complete a $60m expansion to its prison at the Bagram air base in Afghanistan, where it holds more than 600 so-called enemy combatants. CONT...

3. Tractatus Logico Palestinicus
(Newsletter)

...r a firefight in Afghanistan in July 2002. Omar has been in U.S. custody ever since, first at a prison at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, and for the last six years in Guantánamo. CONTINUE... Vice...

4. Where is Dan Quayle now that we need him?
(Newsletter)

...juveniles described as "unlawful enemy combatants" in detention centres in Iraq, with 10 in its Bagram base in Afghanistan. CONTINUE... Bin Laden urges end to Gaza closure Arab World ...

5. Uri Avnery: With Friends Like These…
(Newsletter)

... By Agencies    Sunday, 18 May 2008 The United States plans to build a new detention camp at Bagram military base in Afghanistan, a Defence Department spokesman has said. CONTINUE... ...

6. More Iraqi children join militias
(Newsletter)

... Tuesday, 27 February 2007 A suicide attack has killed at least 18 people, including one US soldier, at Bagram air base in Afghanistan, while Dick Cheney, the US vice-president, was visiting. FULL...

7. US unveils extended Bagram prison
(News/Global)

Journalists have been permitted to inspect newly refurbished facilities at Bagram airbase in Afghanistan, the largest US military hub in the region and home to a controversial prison. General Mark Mar

8. Khadr to face US military tribunal
(News/Global)

...y of Khost. He has claimed that he has been treated badly while in detention, first at a military camp in Bagram, Afghanistan, and later at Guantanamo. Major Jon Jackson, the military attorney for Kha...

9. Panetta's CIA Coverup
(Opinions/Daily)

...lity process.”  In December, 2004, the Washington Post revealed the CIA was mistreating prisoners at Bagram military base in Afghanistan.  That month, Mayer writes, “two Afghan prisoners…wer...

10. John Pilger on Honduras, Iran, the Media and Obama's Wars
(Opinions/Daily)

...uilding a number of secured permanent bases throughout that country and reinforcing the major facility at Bagram. The United States has no intention of getting out of Afghanistan. It is building one o...