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Inside the CIA Interrogation Debate

African commission asked to take case challenging CIA 'rendition' program
NAIROBI - A case filed before an African judicial body could open a new front in efforts by human rights groups to hold the CIA and its partners accountable for what they allege was the torture of innocent victims in secret "black site" prisons around the world.
 
Interrogation Details Emerge
Justice Department documents offer account of Bush administration interrogation tactics.

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Arnold Fields, charged with targeting Afghan fraud, came under fire himself (Post, February 17, 2011; 4:37 PM)
 
Arnold Fields, charged with targeting Afghan fraud, came under fire himself (Post, February 10, 2011; 10:08 PM)
 
At CIA, mistakes by officers are often overlooked (Post, February 9, 2011; 12:00 AM)
 
Egypt's intelligence chief, Omar Suleiman, could be called on to smooth turmoil (Post, February 1, 2011; 9:34 PM)
 
White House undeterred after Ghailani terror case verdict (Post, November 18, 2010; 4:17 PM)
 
Britain to compensate former Guantanamo Bay detainees alleging abuse (Post, November 17, 2010; 12:21 AM)
 
Opposition to U.S. trial likely to keep mastermind of 9/11 attacks in detention (Post, November 13, 2010; 12:38 AM)
 
No charges in destruction of CIA videotapes, Justice Department says (Post, November 9, 2010; 3:11 PM)
 
In new memoir, Bush makes clear he approved use of waterboarding (Post, November 3, 2010; 9:03 PM)
 
Indian report accuses Pakistan's intelligence service of significant role in Mumbai siege (Post, October 19, 2010; 11:18 PM)
 
CIA steps up drone attacks in Pakistan amid fear of al-Qaeda terror in Europe (Post, September 29, 2010; 3:06 AM)
 
Let's stop playing into bin Laden's hands (By Ted Koppel, September 12, 2010)
 
U.S. appeals court dismisses suit against firm in 'extraordinary rendition' case (Post, September 8, 2010; 10:40 PM)
 
Guide for interrogators tells how FBI agent turned suspect into informant (Post, August 30, 2010; 7:33 PM)
 
WikiLeaks releases CIA paper on U.S. as 'exporter of terrorism' (Post, August 26, 2010; 12:43 PM)
 
ACLU files suit over 2008 detention and treatment of U.S. citizen in U.A.E. (Post, August 20, 2010)
 
9/11 detainee's interrogation in Morocco was recorded: Official says tapes from CIA's secret detention program don't show any use of torture (Post, August 17, 2010; 11:54 PM)
 
Guantanamo prisoners moved earlier than disclosed: Transfer allowed interrogations at CIA 'black sites' (Post, August 7, 2010)
 
Interrogation limits in memo again at issue: Former Justice official says he did not approve some harsh techniques (Post, July 16, 2010)
 
Judge permits trial of Guantanamo detainee in U.S. (Post, July 13, 2010; 2:33 PM)
 
Letter turns up heat on psychologist: Man accused of overseeing interrogation of CIA detainee (Post, July 11, 2010)
 
CIA gets into the movie business: Agency delves into documentaries such as 'Extraordinary Fidelity,' a tale of two officers shot down over China in 1952 and imprisoned for two decades (Post, July 7, 2010)
 
Kentucky: Grayson accuses Paul supporters of intimidating voters (washingtonpost.com, May 18, 2010; 4:14 PM)
 
Europe's antiterrorism agencies favor human intelligence over technology (Post, May 12, 2010; 6:03 PM)
 
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