"… media as the United States pursued the war on terrorism and the bombing of Afghanistan. Though Rumsfeld quickly added that he could not envision a situation in w …"

"… other secret client: he sold millions of dollars of arms to the Taliban in Afghanistan.According to Belgian intelligence documents obtained by the Center for Pub …"

"… 001, terrorist attacks on the United States that triggered the U.S. war in Afghanistan against the Taliban, Osama bin Laden and his al Qaeda network. They do not …"

"… But the Taliban’s ties to al Qaeda would have enabled weapons shipped to Afghanistan to make their way to bin Laden’s forces. Peter Hain, the British Foreign …"

"… ided by the Dec. 19, 2000, U.N. arms embargo imposed on Taliban-controlled Afghanistan and actively promoted interdiction. The weapons allegedly supplied by Bout …"

"… c extremists who were linked to the Osama Bin Laden organization and, from Afghanistan, were planning vague actions against American targets in Italy,” the Ita …"

"… g Italians, and approximately 40 videocassettes showing training scenes in Afghanistan and battle scenes from Chechnya.In a July 2000 raid on Ben Khemais apartme …"

"… Khemais moved to Milan in March 1998 after spending two years training in Afghanistan to recruit people to bring to one of four Afghan training camps for Islami …"

"… tive in Peshawar, Pakistan, who ran a residence for mujahedeen training in Afghanistan. The report also said Italian authorities had intercepted a series of cell …"

"… gence informed the FBI in August that Musawi had traveled several times to Afghanistan, the home of Osama bin Laden, the leading suspect in the September 11 suic …"

"… rop, then, severely limiting reporters’ access to the field of action in Afghanistan was hardly surprising. The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press no …"

"… effect, most American broadcasters and newspaper reporters scratched out [Afghanistan war] coverage from Pentagon briefings, a rare interview on a U.S. aircraft …"

"… nt them from covering American troops killed or injured north of Kandahar, Afghanistan on December 6?There are simply a growing number of unacceptable incursions …"

"… and were images of a young American man who lost his leg to a land mine in Afghanistan and, in the other picture, a mounted policeman who was trying to minimize …"

"… in the way war is reported, highlighted once again by the allied attack on Afghanistan and the anthrax terror in the United States. Two quotations explain this c …"

"… nments.”But in other wars— the Falklands, the Gulf War, Kosovo and now Afghanistan — no government can automatically assume that the media will be “on si …"

"… ated into self-censorship.So in all the countries supporting the attack on Afghanistan, we have already seen appeals to the media’s patriotism, the national in …"

"… the real reason Blair and Rumsfeld wanted to control the flow of news from Afghanistan was concern that images of civilian bomb victims would shake public suppor …"

"… to the papers of former presidents, including his father’s.In the war in Afghanistan, journalists were severely limited in their access to field of action. As …"

"… nt them from covering American troops killed or injured north of Kandahar, Afghanistan? And while embedded reporters enjoyed far greater access—and danger—in …"

"… ut the awarding of billions of dollars in government contracts in Iraq and Afghanistan, we decided to go to work, filing 73 FOIAs and, when necessary, successful …"

"… uld we make of the stories in the British press this week about torture in Afghanistan? A defector from the Taliban’s secret police told a reporter in Quetta, …"

"… developed. “Nowhere else in the world has such barbarity and cruelty as Afghanistan.”The story rings false and defectors of all kinds are well-known for tel …"

"… remains on the books to this day. With government contractors in Iraq and Afghanistan sometimes exceeding the number of U.S. troops, Bush vowed to prosecute emp …"

"… rance?Some 200,000 to 250,000 contractor employees are working in Iraq and Afghanistan, sometimes outnumbering U.S. troops. These employees, experts say, are mor …"

"… ‘zero tolerance’ policy and self-reporting requirements.”Brothels in AfghanistanIn Afghanistan, 90 Chinese women were freed from brothels raided in 2006 an …"

"… nce’ policy and self-reporting requirements.”Brothels in AfghanistanIn Afghanistan, 90 Chinese women were freed from brothels raided in 2006 and 2007 by Afgh …"