Ireland breaking international law, says Chomsky

Philosopher Noam Chomsky tonight claimed that if Ireland is allowing rendition – the transportation of prisoners for interrogation in other states – by the US, then the Irish state is committing international crime.

Ireland breaking international law, says Chomsky

Philosopher Noam Chomsky tonight claimed that if Ireland is allowing rendition – the transportation of prisoners for interrogation in other states – by the US, then the Irish state is committing international crime.

Speaking at an Amnesty International lecture in Dublin, he told the audience that the US and Britain are leading terrorist states according to their own definition of terrorism.

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