New Europe - By Baroness Turner of Camden - "The conditions in Camp Liberty are synonymous with those in a detention centre", says the report. "The situation of the residents of Camp Liberty is tantamount to that of detainees or prisoners."
Make no mistakes. This is not an extract from a propaganda sheet produced by a refugee support group, but rather a quote from the United Nations Human Rights Council Working Group on Arbitrary Detention.

UPI-By Lord King - Many eyes will be focused on the U.N. Security Council this week when it hears a report from the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Iraq Martin Kobler. Of particular interest will be how he tries to explain away the ineffective job he has done regarding a group of Iranian dissidents who have been mistreated by the Iraqi government.

The Hill - By David Amess - In the furious debate about Iran, let us not forget that there are lives at stake right now. Those who wish to appease the mullahs in Tehran must not be allowed to forget that thousands of innocent refugees are caught in the crossfire.

Huffington Post - By David Amess
In China, the U.S. risked important negotiations in the cause of human rights for Chen Guangcheng. In Myanmar (Burma), the U.S. rejects business as usual with an oppressive government in the cause of human rights, until Aung San Suu Kyi is allowed her freedom to participate in that country's political system. Yet, when it comes to Iran the U.S. refuses to support a group that is being oppressed.

UPI - By Baroness Turner - It is time for justice for Iranian dissidents in Iraq.
State Department counsel told the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit that the U.S. government had never had access to Camp Ashraf ... This brazen lie was all the more surprising given that the most qualified people on this very subject were sitting in the courtroom.