Topic: Anthony D. Romero
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A moratorium on participation in these illegal interrogations would protect individual psychologists as well as the reputation of the profession as a whole
Psychologists asked to ban interrogations Aug 17, 2007
Further deaths at Guantanamo should not surprise us when prisoners are afforded a second class system of justice, are held indefinitely without charge, and are given only limited access to their lawyers
ACLU calls for suicide investigation Jun 01, 2007
Guantanamo Bay has operated for far too long under a shroud of secrecy. The global community and the American public have rightfully lost their trust in the U.S. government after countless reports of abuses and injustices at Guantanamo
ACLU calls for suicide investigation Jun 01, 2007
Further deaths at Guantanamo should not surprise us when prisoners are afforded a second class system of justice, are held indefinitely without charge and are given only limited access to their lawyers
ACLU urges Gitmo suicide probe May 31, 2007
For six years the policies of the Bush administration have threatened and undermined the very essence of a free and democratic America. The state of our civil liberties is precarious
U.S. civil liberties at risk: ACLU chief Jan 24, 2007
Anthony D. Romero is the American executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union.
Romero was born in New York City on July 9, 1965 to Puerto Rican parents Demetrio and Coralie Romero. He was raised in the Bronx.
Romero was the first member of his family to graduate high school. He graduated from Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs in 1987 and received a graduate degree from Stanford University Law School. He was a Dinkelspiel Scholar at Stanford University, a Cane Scholar at Princeton, and a National Hispanic Scholar at both institutions.
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