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Spotlight on American Citizens Held Hostage or Wrongfully Detained in Afghanistan

Spotlight on American Citizens Held Hostage or Wrongfully Detained in Afghanistan

U.S. forces withdrew from Afghanistan in August 2021 and the United States does not recognize the de facto ruling Taliban as the legitimate government of the country. This means that the U.S. has no in-country diplomatic presence (e.g., no ambassador, no consular services) and relies upon Qatar which serves as the United States’ “protecting power ” in Afghanistan. This complicated history serves as the backdrop to the cases of four Americans the…See the Story

Foley Foundation Urges Passage of the PRESS Act

Washington DC · Washington

Foley Foundation Urges Passage of the PRESS Act

WASHINGTON, DC – The United States Senate should pass the Protect Reporters from Exploitative State Spying (PRESS) Act before the end of its term and the President should sign it into law. This bill has garnered overwhelming bipartisan support – passing the House of Representatives with unanimous support earlier in the 118th Congress’s term. Protecting journalists from government surveillance that would otherwise suppress free speech and endang…See the Story

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