Changes to U.S. Military Assistance After September 11 (Human Rights Watch Report, February 2002)

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February 2002 Vol. 14, No. 1(G)

UNITED STATES

DANGEROUS DEALINGS
Changes to U.S. Military Assistance After September 11

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I. Introduction

II. Changes in the Legal Regime
Lifting Sanctions
Expediting the Foreign Military Assistance Process
A Measure To Increase Human Rights Protection: Uzbekistan

III. Military Assistance to States Directly Involved in the Afghanistan Campaign
The United Front (or Northern Alliance)
Central Asia: Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
South Asia: Pakistan and India

IV. Military and Counterterrorism Aid to Other Countries Philippines
Indonesia
The Middle East

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