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United States v. Zubaydah

March 15, 2022
by Halle Wagner with No Comment Case Law

Despite the Biden administration’s approval of eighteen transfers, thirty-nine detainees remained at the military prison in the U.S. Naval Station in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba as of January, 2021. Zayn al-Abidin Muhammad Husayn is one of those thirty-nine.  Held without charge by the United States for ...

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Be Careful With What You Say About The President: The Philippines’ New Terror Bill

October 19, 2020
by Vanessa Real Williams with No Comment International Law

What is the Anti-Terrorism Act?  In early 2020, the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020 was introduced in the Philippines as a replacement to the 2007 Human Security Act. The Act includes a broad definition of terrorism, including acts “to provoke or influence by intimidation the government or any of its ...

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UAE Anti-Terrorism Policy: A Step In The Right Direction

November 15, 2018
by Eliza Farley with No Comment International Law

In efforts to comply with UN anti-terrorism policy and show a commitment to anti-terrorism, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) passed a law to curtail money laundering and terrorism financing on October 23. This piece of legislation comes after many decades of the UAE being scrutinized in the internatio ...

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“Violence Begets Violence”: Addressing Chile’s Anti-Terrorist Laws

March 8, 2018
by Joshua Smith with No Comment International Law

In recent address to the Mapuche indigenous population, Pope Francis implored the community to refrain from violent demonstration. Before the papal address, he was received with the firebombing of three churches with no recorded injuries. This week hails the return of a presidential administration k ...

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France: Safe State or Police State?

November 15, 2017
by Hunter Snowden with No Comment International Law

Summary: France introduces new controversial terrorism bill but faces large resistance from European Union and human rights organizations. On November 1st, French President Emmanuel Macron signed into law a controversial anti-terrorism bill that would make permanent some of the conditions that we ...

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