Saturday, January 08, 2005

Resources on Torture

Media Reports
NYTimes Guide to the Torture Memos
Washington Post report on newly-released FBI memos regarding torture at Guantanamo

Advocacy and Activism
Human Rights First
Physicians for Human Rights

Biscuit postings on torture: newest to oldest

January 2005
Lots and lots of posts during the week of Jan 2 thru Jan 8
torture by television ad...

December 2004

The Other "T" word
Alberto Gonzales Propaganda from WaPo
"The Appalling Truth" about Torture
Can I have some torture with my turkey?
Darn that ticking bomb!
Yet another fun-filled post on torture Today in Torture
Detainees
Latest on Torture
Gonzales Update
You know it's bad when even the CIA is squeamish about it...

1 Comments:

At 4:00 AM, Blogger R J Keefe said...

Torture is close to the top of the list of things that I haven't wanted to think about. I had an armful of rationalizations, but Biscuit's outrage finally
made me see that they are nothing but rationalizations, and that I have no good reason, period, for not thinking about torture. So I have begun to cross that bar. I thought about it quite a lot on a transatlantic flight the other night. And I'm thinking a lot about it here, in Istanbul, where I'm accompanying my wife on a business trip. Reading Orhan Pamuk's Smoke keeps me from falling into complete tourist mode, as does the impossibility of finding anybody who will talk about the book (not that I'm pressing the matter). I do recommend it to anyone who is curious about the notion that torture is a necessary evil of which those in power must, for the general welfare, make use.

 

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