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Human Rights in the US: The Unfinished Story of Political Prisoners/Victims

Authors: Nkechi Taifa, Kathleen Neal Cleaver, Michael Tarif Warren, Bruce Ellison, Geronimo ji Jaga, Laura WhitehornPublisher: Human Rights Research Fund, Release 2001Year: 2001Format: MonographCollection: Cointelpro

This pamphlet was adapted from the transcript of the September 14, 2000 forum that Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-Ga) hosted during the Congressional Black Caucus's legislative weekend in Washington DC. It could not have been published without the expert editorial work of Laura Whitehorn and Susie Day.

Los Derechos Humanos en los Estados Unidos: El Relato Inconcluso Sobre Los Presos Politicos y de las Victimas de Cointelpro

In Spanish. This pamphlet was adapted from the transcript of the September 14, 2000 forum that Rep. Cynthia McKinney (D-Ga) hosted during the Congressional Black Caucus's legislative weekend in Washington DC. It could not have been published without the expert editorial work of Laura Whitehorn and Susie Day.

The Complete Collection of Political Documents Ripped-off from the FBI Office in Media, PA: March 8, 1971

Publisher: WIN MagazineYear: 1972Volume Number: Vol. 8 No. 4-5 MarchFormat: PeriodicalCollection: Cointelpro

Tip of the Iceberg

Publisher: Committee for the Suit Against Government MisconductDate: 5/1981Volume Number: MayFormat: PeriodicalCollection: Cointelpro

Clark Plaintiffs Confront FBI; Victory in Pontiac Trial - State's Strategy Defeated; US "Anti-Terrorism": Counterinsurgency of the 80's; US Gov't Escalates Attacks on Black Liberation Movement; Reagan Pardons Cointelpro Criminals; Arab Student Fights Deportation; Zairean CIA Agents in the US; Red Squad Settlement Continues COINTELPRO Cover-up; Committee Targests Struggles for Human Rights; David Truong Appeals Court Decision; Puerto Rican POW Kidnapped by State

COINTELPRO - Domestic Subverside Warfare: The Case of Clark, et. al. v. The United States

Publisher: Committee for the Suit Against Government MisconductYear: 1978Format: PamphletCollection: Cointelpro

Pamphlet laying out the background of COINTELPRO and Clark v. USA

President to President: On the question of human rights

Publisher: National RNA-11 Defense CommitteeYear: 1971Format: TranscriptCollection: Cointelpro

Imari Abubakari Obadele, President of the Provisional Government of New Afrika (named a political prisoner by Amnesty International) Challenges US President Jimmy Carter On Oppression of Blacks, Indians, & Others; Genocide, Slave Labor in Prisons, Prisoner Exchange and the US Silence on the Vicious Anti-Black COINTELPRO. Virtual copy available through The Internet Archive.

Geronimo Ji Jaga from Cointelpro 101

Publisher: Freedom ArchivesCollection: Cointelpro

Interviews with Geronimo Ji Jaga Pratt, Catherine Campbell and others on the Federal Government's targeting of Pratt for his involvement with he Black Panther Party.