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Terrorism
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9/11 Victim Compensation Fund Claims Blog
Continued Costs of the September 11th Terrorist Attacks Act
Pitta & Baione LLP is excited to announce the introduction of the Continued Costs of the September 11th Terrorist Attacks Act, a critical new bipartisan bill aimed at addressing the…
The Right Coast
German Crackdown On Terrorism Is Pretext To Persecute Political Enemies, Says Opposition Leader
Germany is the largest European economy, a reliable ally of the United States, and a liberal democracy that has protected freedom of speech since World War II.But now, the German…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Gaza and Charities at War: UNRWA Fires 9 Employees Suspected of Participating in October 7
We have previously reported that Israel accused the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) of harboring terrorists who participated in the October…
Sentencing Law and Policy
US Defense Secretary overrules GITMO overseer to revoke plea agreement with 9/11 defendants
As reported in this New York Times article, "Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III on Friday overruled the overseer of the war court at Guantánamo Bay and revoked a plea…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Gaza and Charities at War: Israeli Parliament To Declare UNRWA a Terrorist Organization
Israel is continuing its misguided and misdirected efforts to prevent civil society humanitarian efforts from benefiting Hamas. It intends to declare a United Nations charity a terrorist organization. That is…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
Gaza and Charities at War: How HAMAS Uses Charities to Kill Jews
From Terrorists Turn to Bitcoin for Funding, and They’re Learning FastThere were three witnesses Tuesday at the Ways and Means and Oversight hearing examining how exempt organizations support Hamas and other…
Michael Geist
Government’s Choice for Chief of Human Rights Commission Cited Terrorism as a Rational Strategy With High Rates of Success
The government’s choice for chief of the Canadian Human Rights Commission has been mired in controversy this week given his failure to disclose a record of posts and appearances that…
The Right Coast
The Southern Border, Terrorism Fears, and the Arrests of 8 Tajik Men DNyuz
When eight Tajik men sought asylum at the southwestern U.S. border months ago, federal authorities had no reason to doubt that they were desperate migrants fleeing a poor country in…
International Law Prof Blog
Ivory Coast About to Adopt a Controversial Amendment to its Penal Code
The Law Library of Congress informs us that on June 6, 2024, Côte d’Ivoire’s National Assembly adopted amendments to its penal code to a combat terrorism and money laundering. The…
Nonprofit Law Prof Blog
CRS Reports on Suspending Tax Exemption for Supporting Terrorism
The Congressional Research Service has a new report out called "Suspending the Tax-Exempt Status of Terrorist and Terrorist Supporting Organizations: H.R. 6408 in Context". Here is the introduction:H.R. 6408 would…