"Partisan but inconclusive" reflections from David Holiday
Another U.S. commentator, Kate Doyle of the National Security Archive, dares to break ranks with the human rights movement's orthodox response to the dismissal of genocide charges in Mexico, in Tuesday's Christian Science Monitor report:"The decision to base this case on genocide seems to be a very dangerous legal style. It can be called wildly ambitious or downright irresponsible."
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