The Road to Abu Ghraib
Report Human Rights Watch June 2004
A new report by Human Rights Watch examines how the Bush administration adopted a deliberate policy of permitting illegal interrogation techniques – and then spent two years covering up or ignoring reports of torture and other abuse by U.S. troops. “The horrors of Abu Ghraib were not simply the acts of individual soldiers,” said Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch. “Abu Ghraib resulted from decisions made by the Bush administration to cast the rules aside.”
Read the full report
http://hrw.org/reports/2004/usa0604/
Informant: EPIC
A new report by Human Rights Watch examines how the Bush administration adopted a deliberate policy of permitting illegal interrogation techniques – and then spent two years covering up or ignoring reports of torture and other abuse by U.S. troops. “The horrors of Abu Ghraib were not simply the acts of individual soldiers,” said Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch. “Abu Ghraib resulted from decisions made by the Bush administration to cast the rules aside.”
Read the full report
http://hrw.org/reports/2004/usa0604/
Informant: EPIC
Starmail - 18. Jun, 10:26
