Harmeet Singh Sooden has joined the Christian Peacemaker Team (CPT) delegation traveling through Iraqi Kurdistan 7-23 November 2009. This delegation marks the first time he
[Note: Sooden made the following statement to New Zealand media on 31 March along with Norman Kember he was participating in a ten-day CPT delegation
Toronto: During my captivity, I sometimes entertained myself by imagining this day. Sometimes I despaired of ever seeing it. Always I ached for it. And
[Note: Kember read the following statement today when he arrived at Heathrowairport.] There is a real sense in which you are interviewing the wrong person.
by Rev. Carol Rose and Dr. Doug Pritchard, CPT Co-Directors “For we know only in part, and we prophesy only in part; but when the
Our hearts are filled with joy today as we heard that Harmeet Singh Sooden, Jim Loney and Norman Kember have been freed safely in Baghdad.
[CPT worker David Milne recorded this testimony from a meeting with an eyewitness and the family at a local Iraqi human rights organization in October
[Note: The report referred to in this release that documents human rights abuses inflicted by the Coalition Provisional Authority (CPA) on Iraqi detainees and their
[Note: Below are excerpts from a much longer report available for download here] CPT has presented the Coalition Provisional Authority with some statistical data compiled
On Saturday, December 13, LeAnne Clausen and Cliff Kindy traveled west to Ramadi to meet with Sa’ad Al Khashab, the director of the local Organization