Watch Video: Critics Expose Global Privacy Concerns in United Nations Anti-Terrorism Resolution

A new anti-terrorism measure aimed at suppressing the travel of terrorists was unanimously passed by the United Nations Security Council on September 24. RT correspondents Abby Martin and Marina Portnaya dissect the wording of Resolution 2178 and analyze the implications this measure could have on privacy rights on a globabl scale.

“Did the UN just pass the global Patriot Act?”

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Federal Court Backs Obama Over NDAA Indefinite Detention

President Obama has won his fight to indefinitely detain US citizens and foreigners suspected of supporting or assisting terrorists under the National Defense Authorization Act of 2012.

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The authority was challenged last year by a group of outspoken journalists, who were concerned the administration could used the law broadly to detain anyone who became a thorn in their side, hiding behind the word terrorism to justify their actions.

The group were successful at first instance, but yesterday the Federal Court sided with President Obama allowing the administration the immense power to indefinitely detain those it views as being an enemy to the US at their own free will. 

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