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ACLU Asks UN to Investigate Extraordinary Rendition
The American Civil Liberties Union yesterday, along with Alkarama for Human Rights, asked two U.N. special rapporteurs to investigate the “extraordinary rendition,” detention and torture of Abou Elkassim Britel, an Italian citizen and one of the victims suing Jeppesen Dataplan, the subsidiary of Boeing the allegedly helped the CIA carry out the Bush administration’s torture [...]
Obama Supports Bush Secrecy About U.S.-Sponsored Torture
The Obama administration may have just failed the first big test of its promises to end unwarranted government secrecy.
According to a decision issued Wednesday by the High Court in Great Britain, the court will not publish its summary of the alleged torture of Guantanamo Bay detainee Binyam Mohamed because the U.S. government threatened to end [...]
Torture Case Tests Obama Secrecy Policy
A case involving CIA black sites, Boeing and torture victims sets up the first real-world example of the Obama administration’s take on national security.
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