Reporters Without Borders: Wikileaks set “a bad precedent”
Reporters Sans Frontiers, among the most prominent advocates for a free press, writes that Wikileaks’ recent disclosures–which inadvertently exposed the names of Afghan collaborators…
Maria was drifting off to sleep on the bedroom floor. She could hear women getting raped in the next room. But she didn’t hear screams — she heard the laughter of male guards.
The women had been drugged, as had Maria when she walked into the house. The guards forced her to swallow a red liquid and handed her some chalky white pills. She drank the liquid and tucked the pills in the side of her mouth, but they were slowly dissolving.
