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The commentary expressed are solely the opinions of the individual posters and do not necessarily represent the opinions of the Charity and Security Network. Organizational affiliation is cited for identification purposes only.

Response to Matthew Levitt's Take on Due Diligence by Charities (Part 2)
Kay Guinane
August 3, 2010
Response to Matthew Levitt's Take on Due Diligence by Charities (Part 1)
Kay Guinane
July 15, 2010
Supreme Court’s Humanitarian Law Project Ruling Fails the Common Sense Test
Kay Guinane & Suraj K. Sazawal
June 29, 2010
NGO Impartiality May Upset Some, But Is Important for All
Suraj K. Sazawal
June 16, 2010
After the Oversight Hearing: What is the Next Step?
Kay Guinane
June 1, 2010
Flawed Theories on Violent Extremism Lead to Bad Policy
Mike German, Policy Counsel at the ACLU Washington Legislative Office
May 5, 2010
Are Terrorist Lists Doing Their Job?
Suraj K. Sazawal
April 12, 2010
How an Intent Requirement Can Fix Material Support Laws
Sahar Aziz, a civil rights attorney with the Bill of Rights Defense Committee
April 5, 2010
Austin Plane Attack Highlights Double Standards
Seema Ahmad, Human Rights Fellow at the Open Society Institute
March 4, 2010
Will Lieberman Use Fort Hood Shooting to Crush our Right to be Radical?
Sue Udry, Director of the Defending Dissent Foundation
February 16, 2010