Quiz

An Australian media network released photos yesterday from Abu Ghraib, the infamous Iraqi prison where it appears American soldiers have tortured Iraqi prisoners. The U.S. is now strongly criticizing the Australians for releasing these photos, as they "could only further inflame and possibly incite unnecessary violence in the world." According to the U.S. these photos are dated from 2003, when the first Abu Ghraib scandal occurred.

It seems like freedom of speech is only valid when it doesn't hurt the big guys.

Quiz: Does the U.S. have any right to criticize Australia for printing the pictures? And should Australia have printed the pictures?