CIA interrogation methods violated international law
Red Cross Described ‘Torture’ At CIA Jails
The International Committee of the Red Cross concluded in a secret report that the Bush administration’s treatment of al-Qaeda captives “constituted torture,” a finding that strongly implied that CIA interrogation methods violated international law, according to newly published excerpts from the long-concealed 2007 document.
The report, an account alleging physical and psychological brutality inside CIA “black site” prisons, also states that some U.S. practices amounted to “cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment.” Such maltreatment of detainees is expressly prohibited by the Geneva Conventions.
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AL-Qaeda created by US..thats it..
this is what happen if you fight fire with fire
i am not follow that news but i understand if CIA was behind all terror
I think if someone have been pretended become a police, feel as international police, will do anything method. No matter those are againts international laws or human right, because they feel just created all of them, and they just could play double standard to do them.
CIA ini banyak sekandal..
Saya koq “tidak” kaget baca berita ini ya
pesan aja jangan sampai kebablasan shg melanggar hukum itu sendiri terutama ham yang anda geembar gemborkan