The human faces of the Iraq war

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Four photojournalists who elected not to “embed” with US troops take an unflinching look at the human faces of war-ravaged Iraq. (LINK)

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In an interview, international lawyer Philippe Sands tells how the Bush administration has tried to wreck the global rules-based system–against the United States’ interests. (LINK)