JWR
By Clifford D. May
Abd al Rahim al Nashiri is charged with
organizing three al-Qaeda attacks including the suicide bombing that killed 17
American servicemen aboard the USS Cole in 2000. Reed Brody, counsel
with Human Rights Watch, is concerned about him. In an op-ed in
the Los Angeles Times, Brody argues that it is unjust and outrageous
that Nashiri is to be tried by a military tribunal in Guantanamo rather than in
a civilian court in America. Brody claims he’s concerned for America, too. The
U.S., he asserts, “needs a trial that is accepted around the world as a fair
search for the truth.”
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