[syndicate] Re: USA must reveal names

[Eryk Salvaggio]

Ivo;

This news was the first thing I saw on my CNN start page that opens 
automatically with my email.
It's not by choice that I have to see CNN every morning; but I do, and 
this news was there, with
a giant headline, followed by three entertainment news headlines.


Cheers,
-e.





Ivo Skoric wrote:

>Good news is that this happened - that an American judge orders 
>government to reveal names of detainees. Bad news is that such 
>news have to be first translated from Dutch. What happened to the 
>US media?
>ivo
>
>Date sent:      	Fri, 2 Aug 2002 22:59:54 +0200
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>From:           	Kate Kruize <kruize at XS4ALL.NL>
>Subject:        	USA must reveal names
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>The Dutch Volkskrant has just run some breaking news from ANP concerning
>all those the USA has arrested or taken prisoner in connection with
>September 11th... this includes those detained in Guantanamo Bay.
>(Rough translaton into English follows the article.)
>Kate
>
>(Cross-posting of comments only permitted.)
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>http://www.volkskrant.nl/ANP/BUI/ANP-020802-368-anp.html
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> VS moet namen gedetineerden bekendmaken
>
>WASHINGTON (ANP) - De Amerikaanse justitie moet binnen vijftien dagen de
>namen bekendmaken van alle mensen die gearresteerd zijn in verband met de
>aanslagen van 11 september. Dit heeft een federale rechtbank vrijdag bepaald.
>
>De zaak was aangepannen door een twintigtal mensen- en
>burgerrechtenbewegingen. De uitspraak geldt ook voor de gevangenen die
>vastzitten op de Amerikaanse militaire basis Guantanamo Bay.
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>The USA must make detainees' names known
>
>Washington (ANP) The American Department of Justice must make the names
>known of all persons arrested in connection with the September 11th attacks
>within fifteen days. This has been determined by a federal court on Friday
>[August 2nd, 2002].
>
>The case was brought by some twenty human- and citizen's rights
>organizations. This judgement also applies to the prisoners who are
>detained on the American military base at Guantanamo Bay.
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