Torture

UN Reveals 'Credible and Reliable' Evidence of US Military Torture in Afghanistan

UNAMA Human Rights Director, Georgette Gagnon (left), and Special Representative Nicholas Haysom. Photo: Photo: UNAMA/Fardin Waezi

Chicago Police Secretly Detain, Abuse Americans at Domestic 'Black Site'

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

Chicago police have operated a secret prison-like compound where they detain, interrogate, and torture U.S. citizens in what lawyers call a domestic equivalent to a CIA "black site," an exclusive investigation by the Guardian revealed on Tuesday. A "nondescript warehouse" on Chicago's west side, known as Homan Square, is in fact a secret facility...

CIA Torture Whistleblower: US Government Lacks "the Guts" to Face Its Crimes

Jon Queally, staff writer

Out of prison and living at home under house arrest for the remainder of a...

Guantanamo Interrogator Also Tortured Suspects as Chicago Detective: The Guardian

Nadia Prupis, staff writer

Former Guantánamo Bay official Richard Zuley, who led "one of the most shocking...

Poland’s Complicity in CIA Torture Program Confirmed

'Deeply Unsettling': Allegation of Translator Link to CIA Torture Site Halts 9/11 Hearing

John Kiriakou: Blowing Whistle on Bush-Era Torture 'Was Worth It'

Over Decade Later, Survivors of Torture at Abu Ghraib Demanding 'Measure of Justice'

Top UN Official Says 'Global War on Terror' Is Laying Waste to Human Rights

Defense Department's Legal Bid to Suppress Detainee Abuse Photos Reaches 'Line in the Sand'

Unbroken, CIA Torture Whistleblower Kiriakou To Finish Sentence Home with Family

In Torture Report Face-Off, ACLU Fights GOP Repo Man

Canada Faces Dual Challenges On Solitary Confinement

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

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

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

Further

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.