Global terrorist network linked to Libya and Europe
Intelligence and government sources say terrorist groups worldwide form an informal alliance sharing money weapons and training. The CIA notes 25 of 51 active groups have significant trans national links, with Libya supplying arms and a service network expanding international operations across Europe the Middle East and the Americas.
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William J. Holstein
United Press International
Middle East
Europe
U.S Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
South America
Baader- Meinhoff Gang
Red Army
Tflich
Anwar Sadat
Libya
Yemen
Paris
Carlos
Latin Quarter
Baader-Meinhof
Palestine Liberation Organization
Israel
Lod
Germany
Rome
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
Algeria
Italy
Che Guevara Internationalist Brigade
Che Guevara
Joaquin Zenteno Anaya
Bonn
Ulrike Meinhoff
Andreas Baader
Jordan
Moscow
Soviet Union
Syria
Fidel Castro
Western Hemisphere
Iraq
China
North Korea
Tanzania
Congo
Zaire
Egypt
Lebanon
Argentina
Bolivia
Chile
Paraguay
Uruguay
Revolutionary Coordination Junta
Santucho
Asia
Philippines
Thailand
Japanese Red Army
Sekigun
Fushako Shigenobu
Tokyo
Japan
Doctors urged to oppose world epidemic of torture
A California physician and a bioethics expert urge doctors to protest torture worldwide. They warn medical staff can aid torture or heal it, and call on the profession to refuse involvement, noting ethical guidelines from Paris 1973 and Tokyo 1975 amid limited U.S. interest.
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Washington
UPI
California
Leonard A. Sagan
Palo Alto Medical Clinic
Albert Jonsen
University , California At
San Francisco
Amnesty International
Sagan
Jonsen
Paris
World Medical Assembly
Tokyo
U.S
United States
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Britain
Institute For the Study of Conflict
Jean Leaute
Paris Institute of Criminology
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Buenos Aires
Mario Robert Santucho
People’s Revolutionary Army
Ack & Decker
ALL Black & Decker
Main Street
Bennington
Carr
Nort
H. Greenberg
Vermont
Hanson
Walbridge
Arlington
Chittenden
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