UK: Detention of Guardian journalist's partner at Heathrow unlawful and unwarranted

Headline Title: UK: Detention of Guardian journalist's partner at Heathrow unlawful and unwarranted 18 August 2013 A Guardian newspaper journalist's partner detained today while in transit at a London airport is clearly a victim of unwarranted revenge tactics, targeted for no more than who he is married to, Amnesty International said today. David Michael Miranda is married to Glenn Greenwald, the Guardian journalist who analyzed and published information on documents disclosing sweeping, systematic and unlawful surveillance by the US government. These…

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