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The Guardian: "How the Bush administration tortured medical ethics"
Guardian.co.uk yesterday featured an article by PHR experts?Scott Allen and Allen Keller.
Giving Refuge: Reflections on Working with Asylum Seekers
In the newspapers, we read wrenching stories about suffering in faraway places such as Sudan, Rwanda, Congo, and Myanmar; through this work, these stories have become real to me.
Post-Election, Progress on Protecting Refugees is Still Possible
The common ground and purposes that bound together the two houses of Congress and the Presidency may have narrowed since last Tuesday, but progress on immigration policy is still possible.
Still Not Out Of "El Pozo": Immigrants With Mental Disabilities Face Continuing Threats to Their Health and Human Rights
Confinement in detention is among the most painful indignities that a mentally ill immigrant can suffer.
One Year Of Immigration Detention Reform Is Just The Beginning
Today, October 6, marks the one-year anniversary of Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) announcement that it would undertake major reforms of the immigration detention system.
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