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Articles by Miles Ashdown

Malalai Joya

Why the US Should Leave Afghanistan: An Interview with Malalai Joya, Former Afghan Member of Parliament

Miles Ashdown November 11, 2010 Miles Ashdown

Former Afghan Member of Parliament Malalai Joya, who has survived five assassination attempts, is an outspoken critic of the occupation of her country. While on a speaking tour of four cities across Canada last month, she sat down with Toward Freedom in Vancouver to discuss the state of Afghanistan.

Oil truck in oil rich Unity state, Sudan

Sudan: Oil Companies Alleged to be Complicit in War Crimes

Miles Ashdown July 29, 2010 Miles Ashdown

A coalition of 50 non-governmental organizations claims a consortium of international oil companies may have been complicit in the commission of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Sudan during the country’s two-decade long civil war.

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