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UK Judges Compare Binyam Mohamed's Torture to That of Abu Zubaydah
Karāchi :: Pakistan | 3 days ago
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Andy Worthington, t r u t h o u t Report Binyam Mohamed is a British resident, seized in Pakistan in April 2002, who was held in Pakistani custody, supervised by US agents, until July 2002, when he was sent by the CIA to be tortured for 18 months in...
Tags: Binyam Mohamed, British High Court, United States, Morocco, Pakistani, CIA, foreign secretary, obama administration, Obama, united stating, Pakistan, Karāchi, Human rights abuses, Politics, Abu Zubaydah, Torture, War crimes, Interrogations, Torture in the United States, Enhanced interrogation techniques
Will Miliband address torture evidence? | Louise Christian
Karāchi :: Pakistan | 5 days ago
Credibility A new report finds the UK was complicit in sickening acts by Pakistan's ISI. The government so far seems unmoved Today sees the release by Human Rights Watch (HRW) of a searing exposé of the evidence against the British government of its complicity in...
Tags: Human Rights Watch, security services, Pakistan, uk government, Binyam Mohamed, Karāchi, Extraordinary rendition by the United States, Guantanamo Bay detention camp, Human rights abuses, Torture, Violence, Politics
Torture fails us all | Mary Fitzgerald
Karāchi :: Pakistan | 5 days ago
Credibility Torture fails us all Those waterboarded and beaten are torture's direct victims, but the faulty intelligence it yields makes the whole world less safe Given all that has come before it, the report published this week by Human Rights Watch (HRW) detailing...
Tags: Britain, Human Rights Watch, Pakistan, terror suspects, British, Karāchi, Human rights abuses, Torture, Violence, Morality, Politics, Crimes against humanity, Binyam Mohamed, Criminal law, Law Crime, Rangzieb Ahmed, Inter-Services Intelligence, Zeeshan Siddiqui, Clive Stafford Smith, Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Interrogations, Philosophy of law, War Conflict, Interrogation, Torture in the United States, Ethical arguments regarding torture, Omar Deghayes, Central Intelligence Agency, Guantanamo Bay detention camp, Attorney general, Uses of torture in recent times
Letters: Labour's casual links to the rule of law
London :: United Kingdom | 5 days ago
Credibility Letters Labour's casual links to the rule of law The appalling injustice done to wrongly accused Lofti Raissi ( Secret files show UK courts were misled over 9/11 suspects , 23 November) of course demands an apology from Jack Straw and former ministers.
Tags: Binyam Mohamed, US-UK, David Miliband, United Kingdom, London, Jamil al-Banna, Moazzam Begg, Jack Straw, Miliband, Politics, Bisher Amin Khalil al-Rawi, Abu Zubaydah
Court rules to release details of US, UK hand in Guantanamo �torture�
London :: United Kingdom | 9 days ago
Credibility More secret information relating to the alleged torture of a former Guantanamo Bay detainee should be disclosed, Britain’s High Court ruled Thursday. Ethiopian-born Binyam Mohammad claims the US and Britain were complicit in his torture in Pakistan and...
Tags: Britain, CIA, High Court, court rules, Binyam Mohamed, United Kingdom, London, Criminal law, Morality, Torture, Intelligence, Human rights abuses, Violence, Crimes against humanity, Politics, Abu Zubaydah, Interrogations, Waterboarding, Torture in the United States, War crimes, Bybee Memo, Law Crime, Guantanamo Bay detention camp
Judge allows secret services to hide evidence in civil lawsuits
London :: United Kingdom | 11 days ago
Credibility MI5 , MI6 and the police will be able to withhold evidence from defendants and their lawyers in civil cases for the first time, the high court ruled today. In a move that has widespread implications for open justice, Mr Justice Silber agreed with the...
Tags: government information, civil cases, secret government, United Kingdom, London, Binyam Mohamed, MI5, Secret Intelligence Service, Martin Mubanga, Intelligence officer, Human rights abuses, Year of birth missing, Violence, Law Crime, Guantanamo Bay detention camp, Politics, Law enforcement in the United Kingdom
Government has failed to hand over interrogation guidelines, say MPs
London :: United Kingdom | 14 days ago
Credibility Seven months ago, Gordon Brown promised to give the cross-party intelligence and security committee (ISC) the existing guidelines – which, ministers said, must remain secret – and new guidelines which are being drawn up and will be published in some form.
Tags: Gordon Brown, interrogating guidelines, security committee, United Kingdom, London, Intelligence officer, Secret Intelligence Service, Central Intelligence Agency, Intelligence and Security Committee, Internments, Human rights abuses, Binyam Mohamed, MI5, Politics
Judges' torture ruling harmed UK security, says Foreign Office
London :: United Kingdom | 16 days ago
Credibility Judges' torture ruling harmed UK security, says Foreign Office • Official wades into high court row with Miliband • Move to disclose CIA material 'erodes trust' David Miliband is engaged in a fierce row with the high court over torture. Photograph: Emmanuel...
Tags: CIA, British, David Miliband, national security, foreign secretary, Binyam Mohamed, Miliband • Move, cia material, United Kingdom, London, Central Intelligence Agency, Black site, Extraordinary rendition by the United States, Politics, Human rights abuses, Torture in the United States
British High Court rejects U.S./British cover-up of torture evidence
Karāchi :: Pakistan | about 1 month ago
Credibility While Mohamed, a British resident, was in American custody, the CIA told British intelligence agents exactly what was done to him, and those British agents recorded what they were told in various memos. Last year, the British High Court ruled that Mohamed...
Tags: British High Court, Binyam Mohamed, CIA
Joan Smith: Our 'don't ask' policy on torture demands some answers
London :: United Kingdom | about 1 month ago
Credibility Shortly after the suicide bombings on the East Coast in the autumn of 2001, a debate began in the US about whether it could ever be right to use torture to thwart further terrorist attacks. Most Western liberals were horrified, but we should have been...
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