News and Document archive source
copyrighted material disclaimer at bottom of page

NewsMinesecurityterror-suspectsdetainees — Viewing Item


Detroit detainee supported { December 14 2002 }

Original Source Link: (May no longer be active)
   http://www.freep.com/news/metro/haddad14_20021214.htm

http://www.freep.com/news/metro/haddad14_20021214.htm

Rally set to support Muslim activist

Haddad has been jailed a year on visa charge
December 14, 2002

BY TAMARA AUDI
FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER


Supporters of Rabih Haddad, the Ann Arbor Muslim activist and charity fund-raiser who has been detained in the terrorism investigation, will hold a rally today -- the one-year anniversary of his arrest.

Haddad was picked up by federal officials when his charity, Global Relief, was targeted by President George W. Bush's administration as a possible supporter of terrorism. But the government has yet to charge Haddad with any terrorism-related crimes. He is being held on a visa violation. His supporters have argued that he was a victim of an overzealous government campaign to target Muslims after the Sept. 11 attacks.

Haddad is being held in the Monroe County Jail. His wife and five children are allowed half-hour visits, twice a week.

The rally -- "365 Days and Counting, Where Is Rabih, Where Is Justice?" -- will feature speakers from the American Civil Liberties Union, immigration lawyers, Haddad family members and local politicians, organizers said.

The event is being organized by the Free Rabih Haddad Committee and is scheduled to run from noon to 1 p.m. outside the federal building in Ann Arbor, at Fifth and Liberty streets.

"The main reason we're having it now is that we want people to know we didn't forget about him," Kristine Abouzahr, the committee's spokeswoman, said Friday. "We're still here, we're still with him and we're supporting him. He's still in jail and he only has a civil violation. You can't detain people for suspicion."




Contact TAMARA AUDI at 313-222-6582 or audi@freepress.com.









British judges criticized { November 9 2002 }
Commission clears saudi arabia from 911 involvement { June 17 2004 }
Court rules names secret { June 17 2003 }
Court seeks details on detainee { November 5 2003 }
Detainee names
Detainees rights
Detainees sought suicides en masse { January 25 2005 }
Detainment inquiry { August 17 2002 }
Detroit detainee supported { December 14 2002 }
Disappeared { October 30 2001 }
Doj investigation problems detainees
Fears us wil use torture lite { March 5 2003 }
Federal appeals court defers on national security
Held 8 months { June 12 2002 }
High court asks response to secret florida detainee case
Hrw denounces torture
Hundreds rounded california
Judge says guantanmo tribunal is unconstitutional
Lawyer lashes patriot act { December 23 2002 }
Many gitmo detainees not accused { February 9 2006 }
Massive detention { November 4 2001 }
More can be held { April 25 2003 }
Muslims in guantanamo were sold by warlords { May 31 2005 }
New rules shorten holding time for detained immigrants { April 14 2004 }
Nj american jailed { January 3 2003 }
No closed hearings { May 30 2002 }
Pentagon moves to bar cia holding ghost detainees { April 28 2005 }
Prisoners beated to death { March 7 2003 }
Red cross criticizes detention { October 10 2003 }
Report critical detainee roundup { May 30 2003 }
Rumsfeld defends secret detentions
Secrecy dueprocess { October 25 1999 }
Secret evidence { October 21 1997 }
Secret evidence2 { October 21 1997 }
Sedition
Supreme court tests president arbitrary detention powers
Tape show abuse of 911 detainees { December 19 2003 }
Torture questions terrorists
Tribunal rules amy deter lawyers { July 13 2003 }

Files Listed: 39



Correction/submissions

CIA FOIA Archive

National Security
Archives
Support one-state solution for Israel and Palestine Tea Party bumper stickers JFK for Dummies, The Assassination made simple