Foley captors' ransom demand revives debate over US no-pay policy
Posted on AllSides August 21st, 2014
From The Center
Islamic State militants had demanded millions of dollars for James Foley's release. While the US government refuses to pay ransoms to kidnappers, some European governments have done so in the past, enriching Al Qaeda and its affiliates.
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