U.S. Terrorism Prosecutors Deny Singling Out Muslims

13 Sep 2000

The office of the chief federal prosecutor in Manhattan strongly denounced criticism this week that it had unfairly singled out Muslims during its broad investigation of Osama bin Laden, whom the authorities believe masterminded the bombings of two American embassies in East Africa in 1998. Full Story

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