Arabs Fight Islamists, with Few Rules

07 May 2002

Authoritarian regimes in both Egypt and Tunisia have for years used their own “wars against terror” to restrict civil liberties and abuse human rights, say Western diplomats and rights activists in the Middle East, Europe, and the US. Full Story

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