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The United States under the Bush administration has developed a paradoxical approach to human rights. The war on Iraq, which started as the search for yet-to-be-discovered weapons of mass destruction, is now hailed as the liberation of the Iraqi people from his oppressive regime and evidence of the administration's dedication to human rights. At the same time, the administration is mounting a fierce attack on a law under which U.S. courts have agreed to hear cases brought by victims of oppressive regimes.
September 15, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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