TACKLING
AMERICA'S
TOUGHEST
QUESTIONS
Alternative
Media Interviews
Francis A. Boyle
"There is potentially even greater value to
be found in Boyle's warnings and
ecommendations to us today."  
David Swanson, afterdowningstreet.org
Boyle tackles hard-hitting Alternative Media
questions on the "war on terrorism";
"unlawful enemy combatants";
Guantanamo; kangaroo courts; the torture
scandal; extraordinary renditions; the
illegal invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq;
war crimes in Iraq and Afghanistan; the
threats to attack Iran and Syria; the anthrax
attacks on Congress; the Bush green
lights given to Israel to attack Gaza and to
Georgia to attack South Ossetia; and
spying on the American People.
INTERNATIONAL LAW
AND IMPUNITY:  
The Case of the
United States

/ Nils Andersson,
et al.
The case of the United States is
emblematic:  political and military
aggression, bombardment of civilian
populations, torture, and illegal detention
are all “international crimes” according to
the Geneva Conventions.
Contributors include Ramsey Clark,
Samir Amin, William Blum, Jan Myrdal,
Michael Parenti, Jean Bricmont, Les
Roberts, Genevieve Sevrin (Amnesty
International, France), Antoine Bernard
(International Federation of Human
Rights), Tadatoshi Akiba, Mayor of
Hiroshima and others ...
THE TRIAL OF
SADDAM HUSSEIN

/ Abdul Haq al-Ani
An Iraqi-born, British-trained
barrister, al-Ani served as UK
Legal Advisor to Raghad
Hussein in her father's
defense.  He left the Baath
party while in his teens
"worthwhile if heavy-going ....For Bush,
Blair and those who let loose war, Abdul
Haq al-Ani's book is uncomfortable
reading."   Tam Dalyell, former Senior
Member of Parliament, Labour Party,
United Kingdom .

"fascinating reading... a penetrating
analysis"  John Quigley, Professor of
international law, Ohio State University,
reviewed in Synthesis/ Transformations   

"an immensely sobering expose"  David
MacGregor, Univ. Western Ontario,  
Lobster 56.

".. a simple book review cannot do justice...
" Kim Petersen, Dissident Voice
CHILD RIGHTS
& REMEDIES
Third Edition

/Robert C. Fellmeth
Examines the barriers to child-sensitive
public policy, and the true legal status of
children with regard to poverty,
education, health, special needs, child
care, child abuse, juvenile crime and
detention, reproductive rights, custody
and civil liberties.

"Professor Robert C. Fellmeth, the
master of child rights and remedies and
the long-time maestro of child advocacy,
presents his Magnum Opus to inform
our intellects, challenge our
consciences and galvanize our
motivation on behalf of children who will
either inherit our derelictions or our
beneficent foresight."   
— RALPH NADER.
HUMAN RIGHTS,
HUMAN PLIGHTS
IN A GLOBAL
VILLAGE
by Rob Buitenweg
Economic, social and cultural rights  are
intended to alleviate human misery, and
thereby enable people to  live in dignity.  
Though these rights –– the right to
adequate housing, to food, to health
(care) and to social security, among
others –– are protected under the
International Covenant on Economic,
Social and Cultural Rights, they are often
challenged as lacking the clarity,
substance and enforceability of civil and
political rights.  This book puts paid to
that mistaken notion.
BREAKING ALL
THE RULES:
Palestine, Iraq, Iran
and the Case for
Impeachment
/ Francis A. Boyle
This is the 18th Annual Bertrand Russell
Peace Lectures delivered at the Centre
for Peace Studies, McMaster University,
updated to President Bush's October
17th speech threatening the possibility
of World War III in relation to Iran, and a
resource list of organizations presently
supporting boycotts and divestment in
support of Palestinian human rights.

Previous Bertrand Russell Lecturers
have included E.P. Thompson, Elena
Bonner, Edward Said, Ramsey Clark,
Nobel Peace Prize Winner Joseph
Rotblat, Johan Galtung, and Noam
Chomsky
BIOWARFARE AND
TERRORISM
/ Francis A. Boyle
Foreword by
Jonathan King,
MIT
This critical book addresses how and
why the United States government
initiated, sustained and then
dramatically expanded an illegal
biological arms race. It raises key
questions concerning the anthrax
attacks on Congress and reveals the
Bush Neocons' frightening reorientation
of the mission of the new U.S. Chemical
and Biological Defense Research
program.

"Boyle builds his case with precision
and clarity."
—   GeneWatch
DESTROYING
WORLD ORDER:
US Imperialism in
the Middle East
Before and After
September 11 /
Francis A. Boyle
"Not surprisingly, the mainstream
American media did not give
Boyle's book anything near the
coverage it deserves. But one day,
his expert witness testimony, along
with others, could be used in a
court of law, or by historians, to
identify who is/was behind this pure
evil. It may take years, but that day
will surely come.."
MEDIA MONITORS NETWORK
PALESTINE, PALESTINIANS
AND INTERNATIONAL LAW
/ Francis A. Boyle
"Provides easy-to-read legal analysis
of some issues involved in the
Palestinian quest for freedom and
serves as a valuable historical (and
legal) record for those analyzing
Palestinian decision-making in the
late 1980s and early 1990s."
—Journal of Palestine Studies

"This book is a must reading for all
those interested in the legal
background of the Palestinian-Israeli
conflict." —Ghada Talhami, Arab
Studies Quarterly.
THE CRIMINALITY
OF NUCLEAR
DETERRENCE
/
Francis A. Boyle
"Boyle's damning post-9 / 11 legal
analysis of U.S. nuclear war policy
and the so-called "war on terrorism"
is the best single book for nuclear
resisters to study if they intend to
defend their own direct action under
international law."   
–The Nuclear Resister

"Boyle's stirring little book traces the
fault lines that may divide our society
as U.S. troops and weapons are
deployed illegally: those who
support the legal system versus
those who blindly issue and obey
orders at their own peril."
–The Federal Lawyer,  a publication
of the Federal Bar Association,
Washington, DC.
IN PURSUIT OF THE
RIGHT TO SELF-
DETERMINATION
edited by
Y. N. Kly, Diana Kly
preface by
Richard Falk
"More than any recent occasion, the First
International Conference on the Right to
Self-determination & the United Nations,
held in Geneva during the millennial year
2000, dramatized the range of claims and
the severity of suffering associated with
their denial under a variety of statist and
geopolitical pretexts... a truly historical
contribution..."
From the Preface by  –Richard Falk

"This is a book with a purpose:  to
advance a proposal for considering and
resolving self-determination conflicts."  
–Foreign Policy in Focus.  
INTERNATIONAL
LAW AND THE
BLACK MINORITY
IN THE U.S.
/ Dr. Y. N. Kly
Named OUTSTANDING BOOK by the
Gustavus Myers Center for the Study
of Human Rights, cosponsored by a
wide range of American civil rights
organizations.

"Worthy of consideration and debate
by minority and non-minority
individuals alike..." American Journal
of International Law .
Named OUTSTANDING BOOK by the
Gustavus Myers Center for the Study of
Human Rights, cosponsored by a wide
range of American civil rights
organizations.

"Worthy of consideration and debate by
minority and non-minority individuals
alike..."
American Journal of International Law .
A POPULAR
GUIDE TO
MINORITY RIGHTS
/Y. N. Kly

Named OUTSTANDING
BOOK by the Gustavus
Myers Center for the
Study of Human Rights.
This book helps to clarify the issues of
affirmative action, minority rights, self-
determination and reparations so hotly
debated within the African American
community today. It will help American
national minorities to fully understand their
rights, and the systemic solutions
providing for minority collective
empowerment which have led to social
harmony in other states.
"....we should listen seriously to the
arguments of this group..."
—Nationalism & Ethnic Politics.  
THE PALESTINIAN
RIGHT OF
RETURN
UNDER
INTERNATIONAL
LAW

Francis A. Boyle
Boyle has provided the leadership of
the Palestinian people with advice,
counsel, and representation at all
stages of the Middle East Peace
Process. Here, he elaborates what the
Palestinians must now do to realize
their international legal right of return, in
keeping with his startling perception of
Israel itself as nothing more than a
Jewish Bantustan.
UNITED IRELAND,
HUMAN RIGHTS
AND
INTERNATIONAL
LAW

/ Francis A. Boyle
Boyle has dealt with some of the most
difficult problems created by Britain’s
northeast counties in Ireland.

This collection of articles examines
human rights issues in Ireland including
the decolonization of Northern Ireland,
the potato famine as British genocide,
the US-UK extradition treaty, the
application of the MacBride principles on
Northern Ireland, and united Ireland.
more
GENOCIDE IN
IRAQ
The Case Against
the Security Council
and Member States

& Tarik al-Ani

Foreword
Joshua Castellino
This was one of the most heinous crimes
of the 20th century, yet has received little
coverage in the western press. The real
weapon of mass destruction in Iraq was
Council-enforced sanctions, that were
knowingly maintained by the Security
Council even as they killed  over one
million Iraqis, including 500,000 children,
according to the UN's own administrators.  
It was a price then US Secretary of State
Albright infamously said was one "we are
willing to pay." This will be the authoritative
book on genocide in Iraq.
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DESTROYING
WORLD ORDER
AND LIBYA:
The Three-Decade
US Campaign to
Terminate the
Qaddafi
Revolution
by
Francis A. Boyle
"The book is a profound and
scathing critique of modern
“humanitarian” R2P doctrine,
especially in its islamophobic and
racist version against the Muslim
world that might has the power to
defeat Western unlimited
imperialism."
—Dr. Ludwig Watzal
The Palestine Chronicle.

RESTORING THE
KINGDOM OF HAWAII
to Independence

Francis A. Boyle
occupied nations and indigenous
peoples who can no longer claim
numerical majorities over the whole of
their native lands.  It incorporates
insights derived from legal work Boyle
has done for Palestine, Lithuania,
Bosnia and Herzegovina, Puerto Rico,
Ireland and elsewhere around the
world.  Francis Boyle outlines what the
Kanaka Maoli have done and must do
to restore their state's independence,
de setting up governing structures and
an economic system, to the
sophisticated process of embarking on
establishing relationships with and
gaining recognition by states.

INTERNATIONAL
LAW AND
REPARATIONS:
The Inter-
American System
by
Claudio
Grossman,
Agustino del
Campo,
Mina Trudeau
Without a doubt this one-of-a-kind
piece constitutes a great
contribution to the field of
international human rights law,
and particularly to the Inter-
American System of Human Rights."
—Pablo Saavedra Alessandri
Secretary, Inter-American Court of Human
Rights

"Rigorous and complete, this book is a
must for any student, scholar or
practitioner in the area."
—James Cavallaro,
Professor of Law
Stanford Law School
Vol. II
Obliterating a
Modern State
by
Abdul Haq al-Ani
and Tarik al-Ani
Iran, US actions in Iraq served as precedent.
"Obliteration" is more than just the removal of
a particular government, or the destruction of  
infrastructure.  It is the enforced redefinition of
national character via the drafting of state
Volume II addresses Bremer's introduction of
the imperialist design for Iraq as part of a
wider strategy  for the Middle East. It details
the scale of post-2003 destruction and
redesign, showing clearly how every step was
intended to change Iraq irreversibly to a slave
state of extreme neoliberal capitalism.
                   










Unprecedented Crime first lays out the culpability of
governmental, political and religious bodies,
corporations, and the media through their failure to
report or act on the climate emergency.

Then it reports how independently of governments,
scores of proven zero-carbon game changers have
been coming online all over the world. These
exciting technologies, described in the book, are
now able to power both household electricity and
energy-dense heavy industry.

"... a timely and important contribution to the
debate regarding how criminal prosecutions, both
at the national and international level, could be
used to repress and deter climate damaging
conduct at a large scale and on a lasting basis."
—Reinhold Gallmetzer, Appeals Counsel at the
International Criminal Court
CRIME:  Climate
Science Denial and
Game Changers for
Survival

Dr. Peter D. Carter
Elizabeth Woodworth

Foreword:
SUFFER THE LITTLE
CHILDREN:
Genocide,
Indigenous Nations
and the Canadian
State
by
Tamara Starblanket
Foreword by
Ward Churchill
"Settler-colonialism reveals
the brutal face of imperialism
in some of its most vicious
forms.  This carefully
researched and penetrating
study focuses on one of its
ugliest manifestations, the
forcible transferring of
indigenous children, and
makes a strong case for
Canadian complicity in a form
of 'cultural genocide' – with
implications that reach to the
Anglosphere generally, and
to some of the worst crimes
of the 'civilized world' in the
modern era."  
—Noam Chomsky