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Nasrina
Bargzie
12/19/2011
FOIA

Trashing Transparency

By Nasrina Bargzie, National Security Project at 10:27am
In November 2005, U.S. Read More
01/11/2008

Wearing Orange and Proud

By Nasrina Bargzie, National Security Project at 11:57am
It's been six years to the day that the first detainee arrived at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba Naval Base. Indefinite detention without due process is illegal under our ... Read More
01/04/2008

Pursuing Accountability for Civilian Deaths in Iraq

By Nasrina Bargzie, National Security Project at 2:21pm
After a two-year-long investigation, no murder charges are being filed against Marines involved in the killings of 24 civilians - including woman and children - in ... Read More
09/24/2007

Secrecy, Civilian Deaths, and Blackwater USA

By Nasrina Bargzie, National Security Project at 1:36pm
On September 16, 2007, the U.S. military contractor Blackwater USA was involved in a shooting that left at least eight Iraqi civilians dead. This wasn't the first ... Read More
05/31/2007

CIVIC Releases Expert Analysis of "Cost of War" Documents

By Nasrina Bargzie, National Security Project at 1:40pm
Today the Campaign for Innocent Victims in Conflict (CIVIC) released a report analyzing claims made by family members of civilians killed by Coalition Forces in ... Read More
05/25/2007

NSA Spying and the Need for Real Answers

By Nasrina Bargzie, National Security Project at 10:03am
After the recent and startling testimony by former Deputy Attorney General James Comey, detailing the internal conflicts within the Department of Justice itself over ... Read More
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