Vigil for Jawed Ahmad at Stanford Law School

 vigil for jawed ahmad

On March 12, 2009, students and faculty who were moved by Jawed "JoJo" Ahmad's journey attended a vigil in celebration of his life.  Geoffrey King photographed the vigil. (photo album )

 
IJNetwork and Stanford's IHRC Mourn the Killing of Jawed "Jojo" Ahmad

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March 10, 2008, New York, NY -- It is with great sorrow that the International Justice Network (IJNetwork) and Stanford Law School's International Human Rights Clinic report the death of our client, Jawed "Jojo" Ahmad. Like everyone who came to know Jojo, the attorneys, staff, and volunteers at Stanford's Mills Legal Clinic and IJNetwork deeply mourn the passing of this talented, dedicated, courageous, and kind young journalist.

 

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IJNetwork Calls for National Commission on Detentions, as Judge Orders Information from Govt

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> Recommendations for the Establishment of a Commission of Inquiry

March 3, 2009, New York, NY— The International Justice Network (IJNetwork), the organization representing the detainees in Afghanistan held without charge by the US government, will today demand that lawmakers establish an independent national Commission on Detentions to investigate and provide a public accounting of US detention practices since September 11, 2001. Today's announcement comes only hours after a federal judge ordered the Obama administration to provide information on the number of detainees it continues to hold without charge at Bagram prison in Afghanistan.

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