OPINION: The lessons of torture and new SIS powers
The CIA's torture report shows how easily extreme laws can become routine.
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The release of a report on the recent history of CIA torture during the so-called Global War on Terror offers a chance to reflect on the danger of expedient laws in both the US and New Zealand.
Nothing in the report discloses previously unknown torture techniques. The methods can be found
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Nathan Smith
Thu, 11 Dec 2014
Thu, 11 Dec 2014
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OPINION: The lessons of torture and new SIS powers
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