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By
Ben Greenberg on
June 15, 2010
Last Monday, June 7, PHR released Experiments in Torture: Human Subject Research and Experimentation in the “Enhanced” Interrogation Program to immediate, overwhelming response.
Upon release of the report, PHR issued a statement and held a press conference. In the first 24 hours, PHR received over 467 press mentions. Major press covering the story on day 1 [...]
Posted in General Human Rights, Health, News Coverage, Podcast, Take Action, Torture, Video
| Tagged agence france-presse, alternet, american prospect, amnesty international usa, andrew sullivan, associated press, balkiniation, bill of rights defense committee, boing boing, center for constitutional rights, center for victims of toture, cia, daily kos, dianne feinstein, firedoglake, glenn greenwald, huffington post, hullabaloo, inter press service, jeff kaye, jonathan moreno, la times, mother jones, nancy berlinger, national religious campaign against torture, nature, network of concerned anthropologists, new scientist, new york observer, new york times, office of human research protections, olivier ribbelink, on faith, paul root wolpe, political animal, psychologists for social responsibility, religion dispatches, salon.com, scientific american, senate intelligence committee, the atlantic, the great beyond, the nation, torture papers, washington independent, washington post
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By
Richard Sollom on
March 9, 2010
Physicians for Human Rights has found that in recent months Bangladeshi authorities have waged an unprecedented campaign of arbitrary arrest, illegal expulsion and forced internment against Burmese refugees. Critical levels of acute malnutrition and a surging camp population without access to food aid will cause more deaths from starvation and disease if the humanitarian crisis [...]
Posted in Conflict, General Human Rights, Health, News Coverage
| Tagged afp, ap, associated press, Bangladeshi government, BBC, boston globe, Burma, Burmese refugees, human rights, Kutupalong, msf, Myanmar, new york times, Parveen Parmar, refoulement, Richard Sollom, Rohingya, unhcr
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By
Jonathan Hutson on
July 21, 2009
The Dasht-e-Leili mass grave case is garnering increased media attention, after more than seven years of investigation and advocacy by Physicians for Human Rights. A large part of the credit for the media coverage goes to early and significant coverage and analysis by blogs, many of whom are named below as part of this media [...]
Posted in Conflict, Custody, Forensic, General Human Rights, News Coverage
| Tagged abc news, abdul rashid dostum, agence france press, agnoist, amnesty international, anderson cooper, aol top news, associated press, balkinization, barack obama, BBC, bitch phd, boston globe, circling the lion's den, cnn, daily kos, dasht-e-leili, democracy now, east africa, firedoglake, forbes online, fox news, france 24 online, global post, google news, guardian online, hamid karzai, harper's magazine, huffington post, hullabaloo, inter press service, jake tapper, miami herald, msnbc online, new york times, new yorker, newsweek magazine, northern alliance, pajwhok afghan news, radio free europe, radio liberty, san francisco chronicle, thai news service, the hub, thom hartman, usa today online, voice of america, wall street journal, washington post, washington times online, witness
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By
Ben Greenberg on
July 11, 2009
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Media Contact:
Jonathan Hutson
jhutson [at] phrusa [dot] com
Cell: +1-857-919-5130
Cambridge, MA – Obama Administration officials stated Friday, as reported by Lara Jakes of the Associated Press, that they had no grounds to investigate the 2001 deaths of Taliban prisoners of war who allegedly were killed by U.S.-backed forces. In their statement, these officials claim that [...]
Posted in Conflict, Custody, Forensic, General Human Rights, News Coverage
| Tagged Add new tag, afghanistan, associated press, barack obama, dasht-e-leili, geneva conventions, lara jakes, massacre, nathaniel raymond, new york times, rashid dostum, Susannah Sirkin, taliban, us forces
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