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: Slaw.caThe Secret ICRC Report
By Simon Chester
Those of us who were trained to look at the documents - always the documents as I.F. Stone taught - will find the attached documents on the torture of those detained at Guantánamo Bay detention centre both fascinating and chilling.
For the record here are the links:
Here is the Report, together with Mark Danner’s two part article entitled US Torture: Voices from the Black Sites and The Red Cross Torture Report: What It Means, which deserves a Pulitzer Prize.
Links to a Rachel Maddow video interview and an audio interview from NPR.
And the background Bush documentation that justified the whole procedure.
The Bush Administration’s formal statements are here:
Bush Calls Freedom from Torture “Inalienable Human Right”
Bush Commemorates U.N. Day to Support Torture Victims
President Meets with McCain & Warner, Discusses Position on Interrogation
President Bush Welcomes Prime Minister of Hungary
Full post as published by Slaw.ca on April 13, 2009 (boomark / email).
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