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The 47-member U.N. Human Rights Council agreed to send a mission to assess the human rights situation in Darfur during an emergency session in December. The six-member team includes the ambassadors of Gabon and Indonesia. Critics say their presence undermines the independence and impartiality of the mission. They note that both Gabon and Indonesia have supported Sudan and shielded it from accountability.
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Williams is aware of the controversy surrounding the composition of the team members.
Stopping first in Addis, she says, will allow the team to meet with the African Union, which is based there. She says it is important to get the AU's perspective of the situation in Darfur.
Williams says she is extremely busy and had to change her schedule to accept this mission. She says she would not have done so if she did not believe the mission could make a contribution toward helping the people of Darfur.
The current Williams-led mission to Darfur is seen as another pressure point to get the Sudanese President to change his mind.
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Another example of nuclear terror would be an attack on a nuclear power plant, turning it, in effect, into a huge dirty bomb. But Ivan Oelrich says such facilities have numerous safeguards against that. "Nuclear containment vessels are supposed to be able to withstand a crash from an aircraft, for example. It's not going to be easy for a terrorist to disrupt the operation of a nuclear power plant. There is, or course, the question of somebody on the inside who wants to betray the plant. That's another question, but there are ways to deal with that -- two man rules, you have background security checks, etc."
A.Q. Khan, or Abdul Qadeer Khan, is the developer of Pakistan's nuclear bomb. He is under house arrest in that nation for selling nuclear technology to North Korea and Iran. Pakistan denies any prior knowledge of the transfer, but Khan remains a national hero.
A member of Pakistan's Cabinet, Sheikh Rashid Ahmad, said last year that the scientist would not be sent to a third country for prosecution. "Yes, we supplied Iran with the centrifuge system. Yes, Dr. Qadeer gave Iran this technology. But we are not going to hand over Dr. Qadeer to any one. We will not."
Physicist Ivan Oelrich says highly radioactive material would create a genuine physical threat, but it could also kill the terrorists before they had a chance to explode the device. He says low-grade radioactive contamination could spread psychological terror.
Last year, 91 nations signed the U.N. International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism. The convention prohibits individuals from possessing radioactive material with the intention of causing death or serious bodily injury. But some countries have weak nuclear safeguards.

Paul Leventhal, founder of the non-governmental Nuclear Control Institute in Washington, DC says terrorists could exploit such weakness. "The states today that we're most worried about in terms of assisting terrorist organizations are Iran and North Korea. If they were able to acquire fissile material, not necessarily from the state apparatus itself, but one or two entrepreneurial physicists like A. Q. Khan of Pakistan, and I think you also have to include Pakistan also as a potential supplier of terrorist organizations."
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Nuclear materials have a wide range of characteristics. Enriched uranium or plutonium have awesome explosive potential. Cesium emits deadly radiation, while isotopes of some radioactive substances, such as thalium, can be safely injected into patients undergoing medical procedures. But as VOA's Peter Fedynsky reports, any kind of nuclear material in the hands of terrorists could have serious security implications.
Given that benefits of nuclear technology are tied to the potential for nuclear terrorism, experts underscore the constant need for security. Some, such as Paul Leventhal of the Nuclear Control Institute, even call for development of alternative energy sources to avoid disaster at the hands of nuclear terrorists.
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Ivan Oelrich, a physicist with the Federation of American Scientists, says that assembling a bomb is easier than obtaining the fissile material. "You need to have machinists, people who can do computer models and mechanics; people who can actually make the components of the bomb and operate machinery.
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By Jim Malone
Washington
07 August 2006
The war in Iraq is playing a central role in the re-election battle of one of the country's best-known Democrats, Senator Joseph Lieberman of Connecticut. Lieberman faces a tough primary challenge from fellow Democrat Ned Lamont on Tuesday because of his Lieberman's support for the war.
The Lieberman-Lamont race is drawing national attention, because Iraq has become the central issue in the campaign.
Senator Lieberman has drawn some well-known Democrats to campaign for him, including former President Bill Clinton.
Ned Lamont is getting support from some liberal activist groups and so-called bloggers, commentators on the Internet, who have helped to spark national interest in the Senate race.
But Lieberman now finds himself fighting to continue his political career against fellow Democrat and political newcomer Ned Lamont.
"It is coming very early, and it is going to let citizens know how important that issue is going to be, especially in a Democratic state like Connecticut," said Orman. "The party seems to be having a battle here in Connecticut for the heart and soul of the Democratic Party."
Lamont has capitalized on strong anti-war views among Connecticut Democrats, and leads Lieberman in several polls in advance of Tuesday's primary election.
Lieberman has been fighting back in recent days, acknowledging his support for the Iraq war, but also pointing out he has criticized the Bush administration's handling of the situation there.
Challenger Ned Lamont has tapped his personal fortune to run a strong campaign against Lieberman. Lamont says the race demonstrates how unpopular the Iraq war has become among liberal Democrats.
Joe Lieberman is known as one of the country's most prominent moderate Democrats. He is seeking a fourth six-year term in the Senate and was Al Gore's vice presidential running mate in the 2000 presidential election.
"It is an issue about the war, but it is also an issue about what type of a country we are," Lamont told on ABC television. "I think people are tired of spending all that money in Iraq. They want to start investing in our country again."
"I know that I have taken a position on one issue, Iraq, which is not shared by a lot of other Democrats," he said on ABC's This Week program. "But my opponent is essentially saying to them,supra, 'use this primary to vote against George Bush.' But I am not George Bush. I have been against George Bush on most things."
John Orman, a professor of politics at Fairfield University in Connecticut, says candidates and political experts around the country will be watching the Lieberman race to gauge the impact of Iraq on the 2006 congressional elections in November.
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Congressman John Murtha, who is among the strongest pro-military Democrats in the House, intends to propose an amendment that would require House-Senate negotiators to accept the language against mistreatment of detainees. "You can't have America saying, in the House of Representatives [that] we are for torture. I mean, that is what the headlines all over the world would be."
If the Senate action made one thing clear, it is that support for a prolonged U.S. presence in Iraq, never strong to begin with, has eroded still further, even among the strongest supporters of President Bush in Congress.
In the wake of the Senate vote, Democrats lost no time citing it as proof of what they say is a loss of patience on the part of Americans regarding Iraq, and the reasons used by the administration to go to war.

"This war has gone on for over three years, after the administration promised us, in the words of (Defense] Secretary Rumsfeld, that he couldn't imagine we would be there for more than six months. It's now beyond three years [with] no end in sight. The American people are frustrated as they should be. Frustrated by the fact that this administration made a case for the war in Iraq that was false," said Democratic Senator Richard Durbin.
The White House has also sought to portray the Senate vote as bolstering President Bush's position that setting any timetable for withdrawing U.S. troops would only serve to strengthen the will of insurgents in Iraq.
These lawmakers, with support from just a few House Republicans, have vowed to use a special legislative tactic that would enable their resolution to be debated in the full House.
However, even these most passionate of Iraq war critics know that before its 79 to 19 vote, the Senate had rejected a separate Democrat-sponsored amendment urging President Bush to set a timetable for a gradual withdrawal of U.S. forces from Iraq.
The Senate vote has re-energized supporters of a proposed resolution in the House of Representatives urging the administration to set out a plan by next year to begin withdrawing U.S. forces from Iraq.
But some lawmakers from both political parties have expressed skepticism about figures provided by the administration regarding the exact number of fully-trained Iraqi personnel.
The Senate voted 79 to 19 in favor of a non-binding measure calling on Iraqis to assume more of the burden for security in their country,franklin marshall, and describing 2006 as a pivotal transitional year leading to full Iraqi sovereignty.
Republicans sought to put a different spin [interpretation] on the Senate vote, with more emphasis on the message it sends to Iraqis, than to President Bush. "A forward-looking message, that we expect the Iraqis to continue their progress, and the Congress in its oversight will continue to receive reports on the progress being made. The timeline we should focus on is December 15th [and] the election of a parliamentary government. The establishment of a constitutional democracy coupled with the continued training of Iraqi security forces, now exceeding 210-thousand personnel, will in time allow the Iraqis to defend themselves and the United States to bring our troop levels down," said North Carolina Senator Elizabeth Dole.
Meanwhile, the stage is set for what are likely to be difficult negotiations over language, in the Senate version of defense-related legislation, that would ban cruel and inhuman treatment of detainees and standardize interrogation procedures used by U.S. troops.
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Mr. Murtha says language against torture should be included in both bills, adding he doubts President Bush would veto a defense bill containing such language, as the president has threatened to do.
Mr. Murtha dismisses suggestions by some Republicans that it would be sufficient to keep anti-torture language in legislation that authorizes spending and sets overall policy, as opposed to the bill that actually appropriates defense funding.
President Bush in recent days has denounced this kind of criticism from Democratic critics who continue to allege that he and or members of his administration manipulated pre-war intelligence.
By Dan Robinson
Washington
16 November 2005
After Senate approval on Tuesday of a measure calling on President Bush to provide more specifics about his future strategy in Iraq, lawmakers in Congress are headed for difficult negotiations on language regarding the interrogation and treatment of detainees, among other issues. Republicans and Democrats are putting their own interpretation on things as they approach what are likely to be difficult negotiations.
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The Bush administration is using the conservative-leaning veterans group, the American Legion, to mount a defense of its Iraq policy, amid growing calls for a withdrawal timetable from opposition Democrats and even some Republicans in the run-up to the November congressional elections.
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In his remarks, Rumsfeld said the world faces what he termed a new type of fascism in Islamic extremism and likened critics of U.S. war strategy to those who tried to appease Hitler's Germany before the Second World War.
The Rumsfeld remarks drew quick condemnation from leading Democrats. Senator Jack Reid said he took particular offense to Rumsfeld's suggestion that his critics are unpatriotic, and called the Secretary's address a political rant to cover up his own incompetence.
Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld addressed the American Legion gathering earlier Tuesday and President Bush is scheduled to speak there later in the week.
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29 August 2006

Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice told a war veterans group Tuesday that a premature U.S. troop withdrawal from Iraq would cause immeasurable harm to U.S. interests. Domestic political pressure for at least a timetable for removing troops has been mounting with the approach of elections in November.
Addressing the organization's annual convention in Salt Lake City, Utah, Secretary Rice insisted the joint crackdown by Iraqi and U.S. forces against sectarian violence in Baghdad is showing some success, as are so-called clear,christian louboutin, hold and build security operations in outlying areas.
"If we abandon the Iraqi people before their government is strong enough to secure the country, then we will show reformers across the region that America cannot be trusted to keep its word," said Condoleezza Rice. "We will embolden extremists, enemies of moderation and of democratic reform. We will leave the makings of a failed state in Iraq like that one in Afghanistan in the 1990's which became the base for al-Qaida and the launching pad for the September 11th hijackers."
Rice said that terrorists in Iraq, if they are not defeated, would continue to attack U.S. interests, which is why, she said, President Bush has called Iraq a central front in the war on terrorism.
The Bush administration has resisted setting any withdrawal schedule before Iraqi forces are able to handle security on their own. Rice told the veterans the strategy can and will succeed, and warned that if the United States quits before the job is done, the cost of failure will be, in her words, "severe, indeed immeasurable":
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