Torture

Canada Faces Dual Challenges On Solitary Confinement

GOP Senator Seeks to Put CIA 'Smoking Gun' Back in Bottle

Deirdre Fulton, staff writer

With his party back in control of Congress, the new GOP chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee wants to return to the CIA a damning internal review, described by some as a "smoking gun," that exposes the brutality and inefficiency of the spy agency's torture program. "The Panetta Review was never intended for the committee to have," Sen...

CIA Torture Whistleblower Wants to Know: 'Where's the Prosecution?'

Lauren McCauley, staff writer

John Kiriakou, the former CIA agent and whistleblower who was jailed for...

Public Research Lab Ignores Animal Welfare in Favor of Profits: New York Times

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

The U.S. Meat Animal Research Center routinely tortures, abuses, and neglects...

Revealed: Only 29 of 119 Detainees Tortured by CIA Remain in Guantánamo

Shocker: CIA Clears Itself of Wrongdoing for Spying on Senate Torture Panel

Marking 13th Anniversary of Guantánamo, Protesters Interrupt Senate to Demand End to US Torture

CODEPINK Activists Protest on Dick Cheney's Front Porch, Two Arrested

'Torture in the Name of National Security Is Still a Criminal Offense'

Greenwald: Dick Cheney Should Be in 'Federal Prison' Not on 'Meet The Press'

'Do No Harm': Doctors Blast Medical Professionals for Role In CIA Torture

'Fight For Justice Is Not Over': Chicago Survivors of Police Torture Demand Reparations

Advocates of CIA Torture Victims Demand: 'Charge Them, Or Let Them Go'

Calls for 'Torture Team' Prosecutions Persist as Cheney Brags "I'd Do It Again"

Bush 'Intimately Involved' with CIA Torture, says Rove

CIA Head Speaks Out on Torture Report But Question Remains: 'What's Going to Happen?'

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Secrecy Inc: Activists Sue CIA Over Spying On Classified Report On Covert Torture Program

Because no one has yet been held accountable for U.S. torture practices widely deemed "sadistic and terrifying," two open-government and FOIA activists are suing the CIA for its continued secrecy about its alleged secret surveillance of Senate lawmakers secretly investigating secret Bush-era torture. Welcome to the most transparent - and Kafkaesque - administration in history.