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UN official calls for Bush and Cheney to be charged with torture
“It is now time to take action.”
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“It is now time to take action.”
The former US vice president has spoken out today.
Torture survivor Juan Mendez looks back at his harrowing experience, and the challenges facing the global fight against torture, in his role as the UN’s Special Rapporteur on Torture.
A damning report into torture used by the US military was released yesterday.
Note: Some readers may be upset by the graphic descriptions used in the report.
The report is expected to be a damning indictment of a secret program under the administration of former president George W Bush to question dozens of detainees.
Maureen Devlin was living in the Congo with her parents when the incident occurred.
The agency’s director had previously dismissed allegations of CIA spying on committee investigators.
The ruling makes Poland the first EU member state to be held to account for involvement in the CIA’s rendition programme.
Some of the accounts tweets have been likened to “dad jokes”. Ouch.
And they cleared up a big mystery.
Some of them looked pretty stunned at the tirade…
OUCH.
Central Internet Agency.
The report says that intelligence received from torture played no material part in finding Osama Bin Laden
James Risen says he is willing to go to jail to protect those who gave him information.
A two-year study found doctors designed and participated in torture and inhumane treatment of prisoners at CIA and Pentagon-run prisons.
The coup toppled Iran’s prime minister after he tried to nationalise his country’s oil wealth from Britain.
John Brennan attended an event at the church his Irish father was baptised in, in the small Roscommon village on Friday night.
Declassified CIA documents provide proof that Area 51 is a real place, but there is no mention of UFOs.
Everyone’s talking about poor hygiene in hospitals, home births and students cheating in the Leaving Cert.
John Brennan, whose father is a Roscommon native, is returning to his ancestral homeland in a personal capacity tonight.
National Security Advisor Susan Rice chaired the meeting as US embassies across the Islamic world close today due to terror concerns.
Nicaragua and Venezuela have also offered asylum to the American – one days after denouncing the rerouting of Bolivian President Evo Morales’ plane over Europe amid reports that the fugitive was aboard.
WikiLeaks it would not be identifying the countries involved “due to attempted US interference” in the Edward Snowden’s asylum applications.
The whistleblower is accusing the US Government of pressuring leaders of countries from which he has sought protection.
Moscow is refusing to respond to US efforts to have the former NSA contractor handed over.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the sooner Snowden selected his final destination the better for all.
The requests covered issues from child disappearances to petty crimes and terror threats.
Associated Press reports that the White House has reached a view that the Syrian crisis requires greater intervention by western powers.
Billy Hawkes said that his concern might be that there would be an abuse of powers that have been granted for legitimate reasons.
David Petraeus resigned in November after admitting an affair with his biographer, 20 years his junior.
Waliur Rehman the number two in the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan faction died along with at least five others.
A court ruled that pictures of a dead Bin Laden could reveal classified intelligence methods.
The US President and Turkish Prime Minister met in Washington to discuss Syria’s ongoing, bloody conflict.
“You cared nothing for the privacy of others but did everything you could through your computer activities to hide your own identities while seeking publicity,” a judge told the four men.
Anti-war group Shannonwatch said Ireland’s record in UN peacekeeping has been “tarnished” by complicity in the CIA rendition programme.
The Department of Justice was responding to a report published today claiming Ireland facilitated the CIA’s rendition programme.
The report indicates that flights involved in the transportation of some high profile detainees are suspected of having refueled at Shannon.
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