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U.S. religious groups want Obama to ban torture 3 weeks ago
CHICAGO (Reuters) - A coalition of more than 200 religious groups urged U.S. President-elect Barack Obama on Wednesday to sign an order, once he takes...- 5 views
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House Allows Gulf War POWs to Sue Iraq Over Torture 3 months ago
The House approved lawsuits Tuesday to allow former POWs and civilians tortured or held hostage in the 1991 Gulf War to sue Iraq.- 14 views
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McCain criticizes Bush on torture of prisoners 3 months ago
ST LOUIS (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate John McCain, a former prisoner of war in Vietnam, on Sunday issued some of his harshest critici...- 16 views
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Secret torture memo released 4 months ago
The Bush administration told the CIA in 2002 that its interrogators working abroad would not violate U.S. prohibitions against torture unless they &qu...- 9 views
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Ashcroft defends waterboarding 5 months ago
The controversial interrogation technique of waterboarding has served a "valuable" purpose and does not constitute torture, former Attorney ...- 20 views
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Ashcroft Testifies on Torture Memos, Waterboarding 5 months ago
Former Attorney General John Ashcroft said Thursday "it was not a hard decision" to withdraw Justice Department legal opinions that approved...- 19 views
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Ex-Pentagon official defends interrogation policy 5 months ago
A former top Pentagon official defended the Bush administration's treatment of prisoners, saying its policies prohibited torture during interroga...- 16 views
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Medical examinations of former terror suspects held at Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay found evidence of torture and other abuse, according to a human r...
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The U.S. is reopening an investigation of the government's handling of a Canadian engineer seized by U.S. officials and sent to Syria.
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Mukasey Defends 'Torture Memo' Authors 6 months ago
Attorney General Michael Mukasey says lawyers who drew up the legal basis for the Bush administration's use of harsh interrogation tactics should...- 32 views
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