Justice for Phillip Harkins - US extradition victim
Phillip Harkins is a 32-year old Scottish man facing extradition to the US on a murder charge. The European Court
of Human Rights rejected his appeal on 17 January 2012. The evidence against Phillip is flimsy.
He has been in jail in London since February 2003. His human rights have been violated by callous treatment in Britain, and will be
further violated in the US if his extradition goes ahead.
Phillip Harkins - US extradition victim
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Background and Comment
about civil liberties, human rights & the war on terror
by Julia Davidson, 05 January 2012
The 1999 Macpherson Report into the death of the British teenager Steven Lawrence has become synonymous with institutional racism. In 2012 detainees Shaker Aamer and...
by Edinburgh STWC, 04 January 2012
This month sees the tenth anniversary of the Guantanamo bay
prison camp. President Obama said he would close the camp but
he has not....
by Richard Haley, 01 January 2012
Ten years of arbitrary punishment, racism and the erosion of civil liberties...
by Billy Briggs, 11 November 2011
A human rights group has condemned mountaineers for implicitly condoning the Chinese occupation of Tibet by holding a conference this month that “airbrushes” Tibetan peaks...
by Richard Haley, 11 October 2011
Freedom for Babar Ahmad - the buck stops with Theresa May...
by Les Levidow, 27 July 2011
Les Levidow was given free accommodation and food by the Israeli government during 8-12 July, in an unusual holiday package booked via Easyjet. Here's his...
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