Two movies screening in early May (in Sydney), along with a Guantanamo Bay court hearing for the case of Southeast Asia’s once most wanted terrorist, both confront the vexed issue of how society punishes terrorists.
Is a terrorist a criminal? I argue not – not as we mean it. Crime is committed for personal gain.
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