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Making sense of the torture report

December 15, 2014

2014-12-15

Hannah White

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Contents

Statement of the Task Force
Findings and Recommendations
Detention at Guant?namo
Afghanistan
Iraq
The Legal Process of The Federal Government After September 11
Rendition and the “Black Sites”
The Role of Medical Professionals in Detention and Interrogation Operations
True and False Confessions: The Efficacy of Torture and Brutal Interrogations
Effects and Consequences of U.S. Policies
Recidivism
The Obama Administration
The Role of Congress
- 1. Reaction to Post-September 11 Abuses
  - A. Historical Perspective
    - i. The Philippine Insurrection
    - ii. The Malmedy Massacre

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