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    Bush and Habib v. Bush were the initial cases that challenged the Presidential Executive Order in 2001‚ “which authorized indefinite detention without due process of law‚ as a violation of international law and the U.S. Constitution” (http://ccrjustice.org/). The government had argued that the detainees were not persecuted under military order‚ but in fact the “common law powers” (http://ccrjustice

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    torture against terrorists who were suspected to have vital information concerning American safety. Since torture is illegal in the United States‚ most of this torture took place at Guantanamo Bay in the southeastern corner of Cuba. Detainees at the detention camp were not entitled to any of the protections of the Geneva Convention due to the fact that Guantanamo Bay is not considered to be within legal jurisdiction of the United States. Captives at the camp were subject to horrendous “enhanced interrogation”

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    In Australia‚ human rights are recognised through statute law‚ the Constitution‚ international law and most prominently through common law. Police‚ the courts‚ Parliament and tribunals all protect human rights. Human rights are recognised internationally through the United Nations and its various agencies and also by individual countries through the ratification of international conventions and adoption into domestic legislation. Human rights are internationally protected through UN peace-keeping

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    expression. He sat down and watched as the other inmates wearing orange jumpsuits came aboard. As the seats began to fill‚ he began to think to himself about what kind of isolated and egregious life would await when he arrived at Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp. Teddy glimpsed up to the aisle and saw a tall‚ dark haired man shuffling towards. He sat down right next to Teddy. They sat on the airplane bound for Guantanamo Bay in silence. Until Teddy broke the silence. “So what’re ya in for?” Teddy

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    Guantánamo Bay is a prison from the United States which is in Cuba. All kind of people are here in jail‚ but they are all very dangerous for the rest of the world. But one big problem is‚ is that it probably is going to close. A lot of people disagree with that decision so it’s not a fact that it is going to close. There are a lot of discussions about this topic so my proposition of this essay is: Guantánamo Bay should close. I definitely agree with this proposition because the prisoners that are

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    Because Guantanamo Bay is completely controlled by the U.S. but not actually a part of the United States‚ laws including any regarding human rights ceased to apply there (Friedman 82). According to Ardiente‚ this may be what justified military personnel or others working there to interrogate the way they did. Military doctors have admitted to giving information about detainees’ mental health in order to use it for cooperation of manipulation; the Pentagon has denied such claims (Ardiente 2).

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    Guantanamo Bay‚ the place where there is closure in closing.´ The existence of Guantanamo Bay is a legal and ethical mess‚ because of the fact that the torture camp breaks international law‚ Habeas Corpus‚ the 18th amendment‚ the Geneva Convention and many many humans rights organizations all around the world. WHAT IS GUANTANAMO BAY? Guantanamo Bay is the torture camp that the United States opened and is still currently operating on the Guantanamo Bay in cuba. The Guantanamo bay prison camp has

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    CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Urban centers‚ or sometimes simply cities‚ have higher population density along with various infrastructure features (Li‚ 2010). Such areas are supporting an increasing population growth rate which is posing a significant impact to the quality of infrastructures being provided (Department of Environment and Resource Management‚ 2010). As stormwater drainage system is one of the vital infrastructures in urban centers‚ it encounters degradation that brings

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    Guantanamo Bay (Gitmo)is an essential base for the United States of America and should stay open for many reasons. Some people believe the base is unethical‚ not on american soil and costs to much‚ and for those reasons want it closed. I would argue because what those terrorists did was unethical and they should get a taste of what they did. Gitmo needs to stay in Cuba because I sure don’t want a terrorist escaping and knocking at my door. An article from boston.com‚ “Obama orders Guantanamo

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    1.What impact did the events of 9/11 have on your sense of security/vulnerability? The events of September 11th brought a harsh reality to light. I remember sitting home thinking this wasn’t real and when I finally did catch on and see this was really happening I was overcome with fear. I wasn’t sure if we as a nation were safe or what would happen next. I kept saying to myself “How they can say they are here to protect us and this happens?” 2. Doyou agree or disagree with the U.S. response to

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