EMM News Explorer: Tom Malinowski

[-said]: Already you've seen the administration reach out to several key governments in the Middle East with the message that evolutionary reform is the best way to stave off revolutionary upheaval,

latimes 12-FEB-11

[ said]: The Egyptian Army, unlike Mubarak, is still going to be around and influential if Egypt becomes a democracy,

wsj 07-FEB-11

[ said]: I think there was some initial hesitation ... but the message now is quite strong, quite clear,

aljazeera 05-FEB-11

[-said]: many of those people demonstrating don't trust the United States anyway, because of the 30-year relationship with Mubarak,

aljazeera 05-FEB-11

[-said]: It's clear that they're trying to find a way for Mubarak to step aside and to try to find a way to transition power to the interim government - the language we are hearing is meant to convey that without being so explicit as to sound like Obama is dictating the outcome,

aljazeera 05-FEB-11

[-said]: is not the right concept here,

latimes 01-FEB-11

[ said]: We stressed that it would be useful for them to be more explicit about the end state they are urging for the Egyptian government,

latimes 01-FEB-11

[-noted]: I do think that it was somewhat new and significant that the leader of China was forced to address that kind of question and make that kind of statement on U.S. soil with the world press watching,

ipsnews 21-JAN-11

[ said]: All of our people who work on Tunisia say the release of those cables have been an important factor (in the unrest),

ipsnews 15-JAN-11

[ asked]: Can the New York Times guarantee the Chinese government can’t hack into its computers?

telegraph 07-JAN-11

[ said]: Just one lapse could get somebody killed,

telegraph 07-JAN-11

[-said]: There is simply no justification for continuing to hold detainees already slated for release,

HumanRightsWatch 22-DEC-10

[-said]: The congressional ban effectively prevents the president from bringing to trial those charged with the murder of thousands of Americans nearly 10 years ago,

HumanRightsWatch 22-DEC-10

[ said]: The Senate vote banning the transfer of Guantanamo detainees is a reckless and irresponsible affront to the rule of law and efforts to protect the US from terrorism,

HumanRightsWatch 22-DEC-10

[ said]: If it passes, it is the final, decisive blow to the president's plan,

WashingtonPost 21-DEC-10

[ said]: If the decisions are being made by a human being who has eyes on the target, whether he is sitting in a tank or miles away, the main safeguard is still there,

chinadaily 05-DEC-10

[ said]: The elections are already fatally compromised,

AsiaOne 28-NOV-10

[ said]: It is not going to be a fair and free election,

AsiaOne 28-NOV-10

[ said]: A jury of Americans in New York City, very close to ground zero, was able to deliberate and issue not the verdict the government wanted,

globalsecurity 19-NOV-10

[-added that]: It shows that American courts and American juries are independent and thoughtful and take their responsibilities very, very seriously.

globalsecurity 19-NOV-10

[-added that]: It would have haunted a military trial, too, with likely the same result. The only difference is that in this courtroom, Ghailani was convicted with legitimacy and finality.

CBSnews 18-NOV-10

[ said]: What they showed today is that the United States can simultaneously step up support for Pakistan while restricting assistance to those (abusive) elements of the Pakistani military,

reuters 23-OCT-10

[ said]: The Karzai government is the product of many unprincipled compromises over the years with corrupt, powerful figures who are out to help themselves not their constituents. That, in turn, created an environment that allowed the Taliban to regain influence in much of the country. It's a double whammy,

washtimes 18-AUG-10

[ said]: I think this is an extremely smart move,

WashingtonPost 18-AUG-10

[ says]: He essentially asked me,[*]What is more important, protecting the right of a girl to go to school or saving her life?

time 29-JUL-10

[ said]: Afghan women shouldn't have to give up their rights so the government can cut a deal with the Taliban,

HumanRightsWatch 13-JUL-10

[-said]: Afghan women are paying a heavy price in this conflict, and no one wants peace more than they do,

HumanRightsWatch 13-JUL-10

[-said]: Donor governments rightfully stress Afghan leadership of these processes,

HumanRightsWatch 13-JUL-10

[ said]: If they obtain or receive credible information that a particular unit is engaged in this kind of behaviour, they have to de-fund the unit,

dailytimesPK 06-APR-10

[-said]: People are taken away, and sometimes they turn up a few days or weeks later having been tortured. Sometimes they disappear. Sometimes their body is dumped with a bullet in the head,

reuters 05-APR-10

[-said]: If they obtain or receive credible information that a particular unit is engaged in this kind of behavior, they have to de-fund the unit,

reuters 05-APR-10

[ noted]: is one of the least problematic from a civilian-protection standpoint, because drones can hover over their targets and observe whether civilians are present before delivering a payload, and because they carry relatively small and precisely guided munitions,

ipsnews 03-APR-10

[ said]: He didn't really say anything that we took issue with,

ipsnews 03-APR-10

[ said]: Thomson is there to clean up a mistake, not to serve as a permanent model for future detentions,

latimes 21-MAR-10

[ said]: It's a highly inclusive list,

ipsnews 12-MAR-10

[ said]: The world wasn't clamoring to close Guantanamo because it was built on some sacred Indian burial ground,

latimes 05-MAR-10

[ said]: In the absence of any domestic steps to investigate these terrible offences there does need to be, in our view, an international inquiry,

ipsnews 15-FEB-10

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