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Torture
US Torture: Past, Present … and Future? Beyond the Torture Report
What's at stake here is the kind of country we want to be: Are we a courageous nation ruled by laws or a nation of cowards?
Torture Report Confirms Team Bush War Crimes
The Bush administration did torture some folks. But we are still doing other things that are not right.
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Latin America’s Lesson for the US: Prosecute the Torturers
Latin America's transition out of dictatorship hinged on two words the US would be wise to heed: “Never again.”
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Twenty Key Findings From the Senate Report on CIA Torture
The report paints a portrait of the CIA as an agency gone rogue.
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The Rank, Reeking Horror of Torturing Some Folks
“I thought I knew the whole deal, I really did, and then the Senate dropped their Torture Report...”
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Torture Is Not an American Value
Are we going to stand behind American values or stand behind the Bush administration?
The Missing Photos From the Senate Report on CIA Torture
A complete report on torture must include military prisons and the release of 2,000 photos that show the full spectrum of abuse.
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Why Dick Cheney Is Wrong About the CIA Torture Memos
The former administration aggressively and repeatedly rejected the principles of transparency and accountability.
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Hidden Files on Treatment of Internees Could Change the Definition of Torture
British government records were discovered from the 1970s which were withheld from Ireland.
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A Brutal “Torture Report,” but No Accountability
The Obama administration is refusing to hold anyone publicly accountable for the CIA's torture program.