1. Sweatshop Conditions in US Cities
(Newsletter)

...llion Afghans, a key theme in his second inaugural address. CONTINUE... Army Partially Surrenders in Watada Case Political Views By MWC NEWS    Friday, 09 October 2009 The U.S. Army...

2. Watada’s Victory Lets Military Off the Hook
(Newsletter)

Dear [NAME] Watada’s Victory Lets Military Off the Hook Op_ed By MWC NEWS    Thursday, 15 November 2007 It seems like the U.S. Military might be let off the hook by a federal judge’s ru

3. Double-jeopardy in Watada case
(Newsletter)

Dear [NAME] Double-jeopardy in Watada case Op_ed By MWC NEWS    Monday, 08 October 2007 Conscience and Killing in Iraq A federal judge has issued a stay in the Army’s court martial of L

4. Watada Beats the Government
(Newsletter)

Watada Beats the Government Editorial By Marjorie Cohn    Thursday, 08 February 2007 When the Army judge declared a mistrial over defense objection in 1st Lt. Ehren Watada's court martia

5. Fight against Iran too familiar
(Newsletter)

Fight against Iran too familiar Op_ed By MWC NEWS    Monday, 05 February 2007 While the Bush/Cheney administration seems hell-bent on provoking war with Iran, Americans appear far more a

6. Obedience to God or Obedience to Orders?
(Opinions/Politic)

...aggression, he will be punished, severely. The best example of this phenomenon was the case of Lt. Ehren Watada, who refused to deploy to Iraq on the grounds that the war there was immoral, illegal, ...

7. Army Partially Surrenders in Watada Case
(Opinions/Politic)

The U.S. Army has partially surrendered in the case of Lt. Ehren Watada by allowing Watada to resign from the army and avoid further court-martial proceedings. The Army had been prosecuting Watada for

8. Marjorie Cohn and Kathleen Gilberd's 'Rules of Disengagement'
(Opinions/Review)

...ing according to one's principles and morality and not backing down when the going gets tough. Lt. Ehren Watada's case is instructive. In June 2006, he refused to deploy to Iraq and publicly said why...

9. How About Abolishing the CIA Now?
(Opinions/Politic)

...s as necessary in the process. Yet, there was at least one military officer who said no. He was Lt. Eric Watada. He refused to deploy to Iraq on the ground that to do so would be legally and morally ...

10. Watada’s Victory Lets Military Off the Hook
(Opinions/op-ed)

...t seems like the U.S. Military might be let off the hook by a federal judge’s ruling in case of Lt. Ehren Watada. The judge has issued a preliminary injunction enjoining the military from prosecuting ...