Amnesty International
Events (17)
- October 10, 1990: False Allegation of Iraqi Depredations against Kuwaiti Children Inflames Public Opinion 1990-10-10
- February 27, 2000: Echelon Raises Concerns Over Global Monitoring of Communications 2000-02-27
- February 27, 2000: NSA Spied on Public Figures, Human Rights Organizations, Intelligence Officials Reveal 2000-02-27
- May 25, 2005: Amnesty International: Guantanamo the ‘Gulag of Our Time’ 2005-05-25
- June 24-25, 2005: Selected Military Analysts Tour Guantanamo, Repeat Pentagon Talking Points in Media 2005-06-24
- May 23, 2006: US Denies Charges of Torture at Guantanamo 2006-05-23
- September 28, 2006: Amnesty International: Military Commissions Act Turns ‘Bad Executive Policy into Bad Law’ 2006-09-28
- October 17, 2006: Military Commission Act Becomes Law; Authorizes Torture, Restricts Fundamental Legal Rights 2006-10-17
- March 10-April 15, 2007: High Value Detainees Complain of Torture at Guantanamo Bay Hearings 2007-04-15
- June 7, 2007: Human Rights Groups Allege Dozens of Prisoners Have Disappeared into Secret US Prisons 2007-06-07
- December 6, 2007: CIA Pre-empts New York Times Article and Admits Destroying Videos of Detainee Interrogations; Political Outcry Follows 2007-12-06
- January 14, 2009: Amnesty International Calls for Investigation of Human Rights Violations 2009-01-14
- February 12, 2009: Government Documents Give Further Proof of Torture of Prisoners, Collusion between CIA and Defense Department 2009-02-12
- February 27, 2009: ’Enemy Combatant’ Charged with Criminal Terrorism 2009-02-27
- July 6, 2011 and after: Proposed Indefinite Detention Law Causes Controversy 2011-07-06
- January 2004: Hussein Captured by Kurds, Not US Forces, New Information Shows
- (1998): Amnesty International Says US ‘Shares Blame’ for Some Killings, Torture, and Disappearances