Tag: torture
Vaddey Ratner: The Cripple’s Last Dance
April 2013Flash Fiction: Dossier No. X recovered from Interrogation Cell B of Sala-XX
Cora Currier: A Public Indictment Could Shed Light on CIA’s Secret Program
March 2013What happened to the victims of the US secret prisons and extraordinary renditions?
Nick Turse: “I Begged for Them to Stop”
February 2013Waterboarding Americans and the Redefinition of Torture
Greg Grandin: The Latin American Exception
February 2013How a Washington global torture gulag was turned into the only gulag-free zone on Earth.
Cora Currier: At Least 20 CIA Prisoners Still Missing
February 2013Long after the US government claims to have shut down its secret prisons, detainees remain unaccounted for.
Karen J. Greenberg: Learning to Love Torture, Zero Dark Thirty-Style
January 2013Seven easy, onscreen steps to making U.S. Torture and detention policies once again palatable.
Alfred W. McCoy: Impunity at Home, Rendition Abroad
August 2012How two administrations and both parties made illegality the American way of life.
The Wrong Question
December 2010Journalist Joshua Phillips on the left media’s standard torture story, untrained soldiers making it up as they go, and becoming a suicide hotline.
The Devil’s Advocate
December 2005The former deputy assistant attorney general on his new book, the Geneva Conventions and the legal case for torture
