by Stephen Lendman
Global Research, April 13, 2009
"......Conclusion
The above 14 prisoners:
-- "were subjected to (numerous transfers to) unknown locations and continuous solitary confinement and incommunicado detention throughout" their entire captivity;
-- they were force disappeared and deprived of their liberty and rights "in contravention of international law;"
-- "they were subjected to systematic physical and/or psychological" torture and mistreatment;
-- they endured "severe physical and mental pain and suffering" as well as loss of their human dignity; and
-- participation of medical personnel in their treatment "constituted a gross breach of medical ethics" and lawlessness.
"In light of the above, the ICRC remains gravely concerned (for) the fate of" other CIA detainees, "who remain unaccounted for." It also worries that Washington intends to continue its current practices, in secret, with no accountability, or respect for the law......."
Global Research, April 13, 2009
"......Conclusion
The above 14 prisoners:
-- "were subjected to (numerous transfers to) unknown locations and continuous solitary confinement and incommunicado detention throughout" their entire captivity;
-- they were force disappeared and deprived of their liberty and rights "in contravention of international law;"
-- "they were subjected to systematic physical and/or psychological" torture and mistreatment;
-- they endured "severe physical and mental pain and suffering" as well as loss of their human dignity; and
-- participation of medical personnel in their treatment "constituted a gross breach of medical ethics" and lawlessness.
"In light of the above, the ICRC remains gravely concerned (for) the fate of" other CIA detainees, "who remain unaccounted for." It also worries that Washington intends to continue its current practices, in secret, with no accountability, or respect for the law......."
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