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Articles from 2010
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30 November 2010by Yvonne Ridley
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25 October 2010by SACC5,773 US soldiers killed, 40,789 US soldiers injured in Iraq and Afghanistan, $738.8 billion spent on Iraq, $357.4 spent on Afghanistan
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22 October 2010by SACCJeremy Corbyn MP reports on the trial of 151 prominemt Kurdish figure in Diyarbakir, Turkey
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19 October 2010by SACCDo you know someone who wants to join the Army? Make sure they read this leaflet first.
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12 October 2010by SACCThe threat posed by racists on the streets and fascists at the ballot box shows that racism has not gone away. Zita Holbourne, Weyman Bennett, Hesketh Benoit, Marcia Rigg and Assed Baig discuss their experience of racism and how to fight back
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13 September 2010by SACCMohammad Asif, president of the Scottish Afghan Society, spoke at a meeting in Parliament last week on the eve of the first Parliamentary debate on the Afghan War in nine years.
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10 September 2010by SACCIn the six years that Babar Ahmad has been incarcerated, his parents have had to undergo tremendous suffering
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21 July 2010by Lindsey GermanThe message from the Kabul Conference on 20 July, attended by the US and its allies waging war in Afghanistan, was clear. This war is going nowhere.
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20 July 2010by Jim Swire"I welcome any intervention over Lockerbie that seeks genuinely to expose any aspect of the truth" says Jim Swire
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16 July 2010by SACCDocuments released on 13 July 2010 in the Binyam Mohamed civil court case reveal that then-Prime Minister Tony Blair personally overruled the Foreign and Commonwealth Office's demand for consular access to British 'ghost' prisoners.
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15 July 2010by SACCSince 2000 several 'anti-terror' laws have been officially justified as necessary to protect us from global threats to our lives. Yet these laws have political aims and consequences.
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14 July 2010by Paul DonovanPaul Donovan weighs up what the review of the Prevention of Terrorism could bring
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08 July 2010by SACCIn his first media interview since his arrest on a US extradition warrant in 2004, Mr Ahmad tells the Idependent's Robert Verkaik that he is the forgotten victim of the 'war on terror'.
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30 June 2010by Mohammed AsifThe latest NATO debacle over Afghanistan takes place against the whole background of brute military failure, proving how intractable the crisis really is.
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23 March 2010by Yvonne RidleyIt has now emerged that the British Government used spies, lies and community leaders to spew out anti-Palestinian propaganda during the Gaza War, says Yvonne Ridley
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22 March 2010by SACCAhmed Belbacha is an Algerian national who lived in England for two and a half years. He is in his eighth year of imprisonment without charge in Guantánamo Bay
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12 February 2010by John Wightproposal to reward those who inform on benefit cheats elevates greed to the status of virtue
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03 January 2010by Ian Hamilton QCBritain's war aims in Afghanistan are illegal. Every officer in the armed forces should be persuaded to disobey the commands of their own immediate superiors, says Ian Hamilton QC
