8 February 2013 00:00
Michael Ratner is a Constitutional attorney, past President of National Lawyers Guild and current Pres. of Center for Constitutional Rights in New York City.
He shares some of the revealations from his books and articles including “The Trial of Donald Rumsfeld: A Prosecution by Book,” “Against War with Iraq,” and “Guantanamo: What the World Should Know”.
Mike tells us how he can barely recognise America as a Nation of Laws as government security claims make unprecidented changes to strip international human rights and American liberties. As the attorney for Wikileaks in America he shares his view of the charges and interconnection between the persecution of Julian Assange, Bradley Manning, Jeremy Hammond, whistleblowers and hactivists.
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