The Brits Do It Better | David Cole
1.In August 2006, the United Kingdom arrested two dozen suspects in what was described as a plot to blow up passenger airplanes flying from London’s Heathrow Airport to US and Canadian destinations. They were held without criminal charges for up to twenty-eight days, under a preventive detention law that had been expanded following the July 7, 2005, London subway and bus suicide bombings.1 Attorne
Waterboarding is torture, Downing Street confirms | World news | guardian.co.uk
Downing Street today dismissed George Bush's claim that waterboarding is not torture after the former president used his memoirs to play down the brutality of the interrogation technique and claimed that it saved British lives. Waterboarding, which was banned by President Barack Obama, helped foil attacks on Heathrow airport, Canary Wharf and a number of US targets around the world, according to B
British troops may face Iraq war crimes trial
British troops leave Basra in September 2007 after the handover to Iraqi troops. British personnel may face a trial for alleged war crimes during their stint in the southern city. Photograph: Handout/Getty Images British troops leave Basra in September 2007 after the handover to Iraqi troops. British personnel may face a trial for alleged war crimes during their stint in the southern city. Photogr
Iraqi prisoners were abused at 'UK's Abu Ghraib', court hears
Evidence of the alleged systematic and brutal mistreatment of Iraqi prisoners at a secret British military interrogation centre that is being described as "the UK's Abu Ghraib" emerged yesterday during high court proceedings brought by more than 200 former inmates. The court was told there was evidence that detainees were starved, deprived of sleep, subjected to sensory deprivation and threatened
Humiliate, strip, threaten: UK military interrogation manuals discovered
The British military has been training interrogators in techniques that include threats, sensory deprivation and enforced nakedness in an apparent breach of the Geneva conventions, the Guardian has discovered. Training materials drawn up secretly in recent years tell interrogators they should aim to provoke humiliation, insecurity, disorientation, exhaustion, anxiety and fear in the prisoners they
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