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Programs that fight poverty, provide essential services in underserved communities, and promote human rights and peace are being hindered by laws such as the Patriot Act and Bush's Executive Order 13224.
Reform US counterterrorism laws and policies so they protect both our national security and the vital work of charities.
The London School of Economics Civil Society Centre edited this analysis of how security laws impact civil society around the globe. The chapter on the U.S. was written by Charity and Security Network staff.
Building Bridges to Strengthen America: Forging An Effective Counterterrorism Enterprise Between Muslim Americans and Law Enforcement
by the Muslim Public Affairs Council, December 2009
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