Dark day for press freedom as Priti Patel approves Julian Assange extradition
Home secretary Priti Patel has approved the US extradition request for journalist and Wikileaks editor Julian Assange. The Australian national, ...
Tag: Afghanistan
Canary articles about Afghanistan, including the West’s invasion, the country, and its people
Concerns Afghans fleeing Taliban could be on first Rwanda flight
Several Afghans are among more than 100 migrants due to be sent to Rwanda on the first flight next week, ...
Afghans ‘largest group’ fleeing to the UK by crossing the Channel – figures
Out of 4,540 people detected arriving by small boats in the first three months of 2022, 24% were Afghan nationals ...
Second whistleblower says decision to evacuate animals from Afghanistan did come from PM
Boris Johnson previously said it was “complete nonsense” to suggest he had been involved.
Racist rhetoric about which refugees deserve help needs to stop now
There are "two species" of refugee in Europe, philosopher Slavoj Žižek has warned. He was talking about a tweet - ...
Even the Daily Mail is now calling out Boris Johnson’s serial lying
Ministerial officials said that the prime minister “authorised” for a charity and its animals to be evacuated from Afghanistan despite ...
The military: the year in review – war crimes, withdrawals and secrecy
2021 was a year of decline and reorganisation for the British military. It was also a year when historical war ...
High Court hands Priti Patel final decision on US extradition of Julian Assange
Wikileaks editor Julian Assange has lost his appeal against extradition to the US. Judge Holdroyde ruled that the US appeal ...
Court hears evidence UK Special Forces hid war crime evidence
Elite UK soldiers may have covered up evidence of their war crimes, the High Court has heard. An Afghan who ...
Tribunal to combat disinformation on the prosecution of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange
Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is facing another extradition hearing on 27-28 October. The US authorities are appealing an earlier ruling ...
It’s never the generals on trial for wartime atrocities. That needs to change.
The trial of former soldier Dennis Hutchings is underway in Belfast. And once again, the accused is from the lower ...
With 750 military bases in 80 countries, the US still remains a threat to global peace
The Afghan war may be over, but the vast global network of US military bases still threatens peace, an American ...
20 years after his war began George Bush gets a timely reminder of his crimes
George W. Bush probably thought he was in for an easy night when he was invited to speak at a ...
Drone strikes prove that Muslim lives hold no value for Western imperial powers
The US recently admitted that its drone attack in Kabul, perpetrated on 29 August, killed 10 civilians. Seven of them ...
After 9/11, I was kidnapped, imprisoned, tortured, then ‘released’ – but I have hope
The first time I heard about 9/11 was on the radio at a restaurant in Afghanistan, where I was working ...
Afghan women continue to defy the Taliban with global support
Protests continue on the streets of Kabul and other cities in Afghanistan. Meanwhile, over hundreds of activist organisations and individuals ...
After 20 years of war, we’re getting an Afghanistan inquiry. But it’s not the one we need.
The UK Defence Committee has proposed an inquiry into the recent, messy end of the 20 year war in Afghanistan. ...
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