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  • Overview of Changes to Legal Rights (September 5, 2002)
    ...administration and the USA Patriot Act following the terror attacks: * FREEDOM OF ASSOCIATION: Government may monitor religious and political institution...
  • Human Shield in Iraq Faces Jail in US (September 21, 2003)
    ...re could be as high as a million dollars and up to 12 years in jail." 'Freedom of speech' By going to Iraq Faith Fippinger had broken the US econo...
  • Al-Qa'ida's Al-Zawahiri Attacks French Ban on Headscarf (February 24, 2004)
    ...arbored by Westerners toward Muslims. This is despite their bragging about freedom, democracy, and human rights. Even after their rebellion against the autho...
  • Press Freedom Day Marks General Decline In Access To Independent Media (April 30, 2004)
    ...UNESCO is marking World Press Freedom Day with a two-day conference beginning 2 May in Belgrade. The theme is "M...
  • Spain, Honduras Ready to Withdraw Troops from Iraq (April 19, 2004)
    ...o avoid actions that might give "false comfort to terrorists or enemies of freedom in Iraq." U.S. officials say they weren't surprised by the decision and ex...
  • Alliance Bans Womenís March in Afghanistan (November 28, 2001)
    ...KABUL: A planned womenís freedom march through the streets of Kabul on Tuesday was banned on the orders of...
  • Israel Prevents Relief Management from Meeting (June 11, 2003)
    ... quarterly management meeting has had to be cancelled because the Agency's freedom of movement has been curtailed in this way. The incident is the culmin...
  • Journalism Should Never Yield to 'Patriotism' (May 30, 2002)
    ...exive support for a policy or leader, but allegiance to American ideals of freedom and democracy. Freedom and democracy certainly deserve our allegiance....
  • Terror War 'Inescapable Calling of Our Generation,' Bush Says (March 20, 2004)
    ...s. "Whatever it takes, we will fight and work to assure the success of freedom in Iraq," he added. Bush said terrorists hate and target a free Iraq....
  • The War, Part II (January 8, 2002)
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  • Police Storm Temple Mount After Muslims Throw Rocks at Officers (April 2, 2004)
    ...shippers as younger ones are already banned. This is flagrant violation of freedom of worship." The Western Wall rabbi, Shmuel Rabinowitz, said that Musli...
  • War Casualties Overflow Washington Hospital (August 3, 2003)
    ...ded. Walter Reed has been at maximum capacity since Operation Enduring Freedom began in Afghanistan in 2001, Mr. Stueve said, adding that the hospital's...
  • Arafat Is Free ó Now What? (May 5, 2002)
    ...ntinuing complicity in terrorism. For his part, Arafat is enjoying the freedom he gained when the Israelis ended their siege of his Ramallah compound. Hi...
  • Muslim World Condemns US War (February 28, 2002)
    ...n of arrogance, he said, comes from U.S. foreign policy that appears that "freedom and justice is only for Americans. But what those Muslims in other countri...
  • 24 Killed In Attack On Jammu Slum (July 13, 2002)
    ...martyrs of 1931 and thousands of others laid down their lives in Kashmir's freedom struggle," an APHC statement said. Shops, schools, banks and post offices...
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    Freedom

    From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

    See:

    • Freedom (political) the right, or legal capacity, of self-determination, as an expression of the individual will
    • Freedom of the will as a human capacity considered philosophically
    • Freedom of religion
    • Freedom of speech
    • Freedom Tower
    • Freedom of the press
    • Free software with "no restrictions on use" for any purpose
    • Freedom, a British Anarchist newspaper
    • Freedom a town in New York
    • Space Station Freedom project, a US Space station project incorporated into the International Space Station in November 1993
    • Freedom is an album by Neil Young released in 1989.

    See also: free, free software, liberty, Human rights

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