FAS | Secrecy | Secrecy News || Search | Join FAS

Through research, advocacy, and public education, the FAS Project on Government Secrecy works to challenge excessive government secrecy and to promote public oversight.

SECRECY NEWS
December 2004 Archive

January 2005 archive

December 30, 2004

• AN INTERVIEW WITH THE SVR
• IRAN: INCREASED UFO ACTIVITY NOTED
• PRC: WHITE PAPER ON NATIONAL DEFENSE
• MAIMONIDES MANUSCRIPTS ONLINE
• TSUNAMI RELIEF

December 27, 2004

• TRANSITION TO AND FROM HOSTILITIES (DSB)
• SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION AT THE USDA
• TORTURE POLICY DOCUMENTS IN CONTENTION
• THE EVOLUTION OF ARMY SPECIAL FORCES, 1995-2004
• TSUNAMI RELIEF

December 21, 2004

• CIA COMMENCES REVIEW OF OPERATIONAL FILES EXEMPTION
• NARA PROBES CIA LOSS OF HISTORICAL BUDGET RECORDS
• CORRECTION: CIA RECORDS NOT REMOVED FROM NATIONAL ARCHIVES
• MORE BACKGROUND ON THE MYSTERY SPY SATELLITE PROGRAM
• ISOO ELABORATES ON AUTOMATIC DECLASSIFICATION PLANS
• NGA EXTENDS COMMENT PERIOD ON WITHDRAWAL OF RECORDS
• NARA ANNOUNCES FURTHER DECLASSIFICATION OF JFK RECORDS
• SOME NEW CONGRESSIONAL RESEARCH SERVICE PRODUCTS

December 16, 2004

• CIA REMOVES RECORDS FROM PUBLIC ACCESS AT NATIONAL ARCHIVES
• COURT: HABEAS CORPUS EXTENDS TO U.S. DETAINEES ABROAD
• JUSTICE DEPT INSPECTOR GENERAL ON POLYGRAPH USE
• PRESIDENTIAL MEDAL OF FREEDOM AWARDED
• SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION FROM THE COAST GUARD

December 14, 2004

• JASON PANEL CALLS FOR "RADICAL CHANGE" OF CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
• REFLECTIONS ON THE MYSTERY SPY SATELLITE PROGRAM
• SOME NEW CRS PRODUCTS
• REVISITING THE OSIRAQ ATTACK

December 10, 2004

• NATIONAL ARCHIVES INVESTIGATES CIA LOSS OF RECORDS
• OFFICIAL STATEMENTS ON "WASTEFUL" SECRET INTELLIGENCE PROGRAM
• FORMER CIA EMPLOYEE CLAIMS PRESSURE TO FALSIFY IRAQ INTEL
• DSB ON NATIONAL IGNITION FACILITY

December 8, 2004

• INTELLIGENCE REFORM BILL APPROVED IN HOUSE
• 2005 INTELLIGENCE AUTHORIZATION CONFERENCE REPORT
• SOME NEW CRS PRODUCTS
• ISLAMIC RULINGS ON WARFARE
• GLENDA JACKSON, MP CONFRONTS IRAQ WAR SECRECY

December 6, 2004

• ISOO: DECEMBER 2006 DECLASSIFICATION DEADLINE "AT RISK"
• LAW ENFORCEMENT INTELLIGENCE GUIDE
• LIBRARY OF CONGRESS SIGNS AGREEMENT WITH LIBRARY OF IRAN
• DHS NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENTS STIR CONCERN
• SAFEGUARDING SENSITIVE SECURITY INFORMATION
• DATA MINING (CRS)

December 3, 2004

• HOMELAND SECRECY
• FLYING BLIND: THE DECLINE OF SCIENCE POLICY ADVICE
• WHITE HOUSE PANEL CRITICIZES CYBERSECURITY OVERCLASSIFICATION
• SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE 108TH CONGRESS (CRS)
• THE CLASSIFIED SILEX URANIUM ENRICHMENT PROJECT
• CIA YIELDS TO SOUTH KOREA IN SPELLING DISPUTE

December 1, 2004

• MORE NON-DISCLOSURE AGREEMENTS FOR UNCLASSIFIED INFO
• JUSTICE DEPT INSPECTOR GENERAL REVIEWS POLYGRAPH POLICY
• AMICUS BRIEF FILED IN CHENEY TASK FORCE CASE
• REPORT ON 1949 FORRESTAL DEATH RELEASED
• CHILE REPORT ON TORTURE
• CRS ON POW/MIA ACCOUNTING
• NUCLEAR TEST BAN RATIFIED BY RWANDA

November 2004 archive

FAS | Secrecy | Secrecy News || Search | Join FAS

http://www.fas.org/sgp/news/secrecy/2004/12/index.html
Maintained by Steven Aftergood