War on Terror: Crackdown on Civil Rights; War on Freedom

This article has the following parts:

• War on Terror: Crackdown on Civil Rights; War on Freedom
  1. Amnesty International: Human Rights Backlash
  2. U.S. Intensifies the War of Words
  3. America’s hyperreal war on terrorism
  4. Post-September 11 Corporate Stance
  5. Goodbye to Patriotism
  6. The Silence on Terrorism
  7. The New McCarthyism
  8. American Caesar
  9. Farewell Liberty
  10. Bush’s Aggressive Accounting
  11. Race War
  12. The War on Dissent Widens
  13. The USA PATRIOT Act Was Planned Before 9/11
  14. FBI digs deeper into the Web
  15. Seven Points
  16. The War on Freedom and Democracy in the EU
  17. Overview of Changes to Legal Rights
  18. How I became a target for America’s zealots
  19. Washington’s Eye on the Internet
      1. Pentagon drops plan to curb Net anonymity
      2. Homeland Security’s tech effects
      3. Secret U.S. court OKs electronic spying
      4. Perspective: Say hello to Big Brother
  20. High treason in the U.S. government
  21. US Librarians See 'Big Brother' Monitoring
  22. Muted Response to Ashcroft’s Sneak Attack on Liberties
  23. Our Designated Killers, 'Where Is the Outrage?'
  24. Our voices are lost in the tide of intolerance sweeping America
  25. Broad Domestic Role Asked for C.I.A. and the Pentagon
  26. Amnesty International: No Shortcut to Genuine Security
  27. Asian Security Talks Risk Giving Green Light to Repression
  28. South African Anti-Terror Bill Draconian
  29. Rage. Mistrust. Hatred. Fear. Uncle Sam’s Enemies Within
  30. US Anti-war Activists Hit by Secret Airport Ban
  31. On the Record
  32. Army Admits Using JetBlue Data
  33. Congress Defunds Controversial 'Total Information' Program
  34. Federal Judge Rules Part of Patriot Act Unconstitutional
  35. Executive Power after 9-11 in the United States
  36. War on Terror or War on Liberties?
  37. War on Global Values
  38. India’s 'No' to 9-11 Legacy
  39. Homeland Security: The price of safety
      1. Throwing money at technology
      2. Companies profitting from fear
      3. Global assault on anonymity
  40. Republicans See Signs That Pentagon Is Evading Oversight
  41. Is the Pentagon spying on Americans?
  42. Judge Rules NSA Warrantless Spy Program Unconstitutional
  43. Pentagon is keeping secret tabs on peaceful protest activities
  44. Is Princeton Professor and Retired Marine on Government No-Fly List for Criticizing the White House?
  45. Corporate Takeover of US Intelligence
  46. US and Europe Near Agreement on Private Data

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• Posted: Friday, July 26, 2002
• Last Updated: Sunday, June 29, 2008

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