The Foreign Office said it couldn't provide its files on secret CIA rendition of terrorism suspects for torture, because those files (and only those files) were "water-damaged." Read the rest
North Carolina town still protesting CIA rendition program, ten years later
Moms, priests, and peace-minded activists in a small North Carolina town haven't forgotten that a local aviation contractor was a key player in the CIA's “torture taxi” business. “I don’t want to live in a country that acts this way,” said Julia Elsee, 87, protesting at the Johnston County Airport. Read the rest
CIA torture victim more than just a leaked cable
When Wikileaks released classified US diplomatic cables, critics claimed it would harm innocent people. But what of the harm to innocents exposed by the documents?
