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...Police State Kurdistan is a veritable police state, where the Asayeesh - the military security - has a house in each neighborhood of the major cities, and where the Parastin "secret police" monitors phone conversations and keeps tabs on who attends Friday prayers. While these security measures are an important part of why Kurdistan has largely kept jihadi and resistance cells from forming within its borders, security measures are often used by the ruling parties as an excuse to crack down on opponents and independent civil organizations, according to these groups. "Our members are regularly thrown in jail for seven or eight...
...Healy, the director of Princeton’s Public Safety. Public Safety Deputy Director Charles Davall initially denied last month that his department uses Facebook in investigations, but told the Princetonian last week that the site is used for following leads. Davall declined to comment when reached by phone this week. “The limit that is placed on the department is that we do not use [Facebook] to initiate investigations,” Healy said. Healy added that the department’s policy requires all officers who have Facebook accounts to disclose their professional position...
...goal is to make even hardened executives recognize themselves--or, at the very least, their superiors--when he acts like the bigwig who keeps glancing at his watch during a meeting or cuts off a colleague midsentence to answer his cell phone. "It's not just mumbo-jumbo, feel-good diversity training," says Gerald Lord, V.P. of finance and strategy for Campbell Soup's North American division. After sitting through one of Young's three-hour, Dr. Phil--style seminars last month, Lord is convinced that getting his fellow executives to pay attention to microgestures can help improve Campbell...
...phone interview from his Andover, Mass., home yesterday, he cited the need for the exchange to be made more public...
...Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics, and Public Policy yesterday evening. In their controversial story on the secret National Security Agency spying program, James Risen and Eric Lichtblau of The New York Times revealed that the Bush administration had used illegal wiretaps to monitor the nation’s phone lines for terrorist activity. The Bush administration has vehemently denied any wrongdoing in the matter. “[The Goldsmith Awards] encourage a more insightful, spirited debate about public policy, government, and the press,” said Alex S. Jones, director of the Shorenstein Center. Yesterday?...