Interview with Michael Ratner of the Center for Constitutional Rights

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Have a listen to excerpts of my interview with Michael Ratner, from which I quote liberally in this article. Mr. Ratner is president of The Center for Constitutional Rights out of New York City, which has been instrumental in the fight to end torture and defend civil liberties in the wake of 9/11. He talks about Wikileaks’ recent disclosure of secret documents on Iraq and Afghanistan, war crimes, the legal issues, and why journalists should support Wikileaks.

Have a listen to excerpts of my interview with Michael Ratner, from which I quote liberally in this article. Mr. Ratner is president of The Center for Constitutional Rights out...

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