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01 November 2002

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Infinite Injustice: Human Rights Breaches and the Wrongful Convictions of Samar Alami & Jawad Botmeh. Freedom & Justice for Samar & Jawad, July 2002, pp.28.
The rotten heart of Italian democracy, Peter Popham, Independent Review 19.11.02, p.4-5. Traces the rise of Giulio Andreotti from altar boy to the most influential figure in post-war Italy, through the tutelage of Alcide De Gasperi and his wide array of allies that included former fascists, clergymen and mafiosi. Popham says that he is unchallenged "for endurance, for wiliness, for the Macchiavellian craft of politics".

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