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Do Detainees Held In Afghanistan Have a Right to Petition for Habeas?

By Anthony Arend

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Bagram airbase, AfghanistanToday's Washington Post reports on the new legal challenges to government detentions (HT: Neal Sonnett): Jawed Ahmad, a driver and assistant for report

Full post as published by Exploring International Law on June 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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