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Euro Court Slams CIA for Sodomy, Torture of Innocent

Meanwhile, Senate committee OKs report on CIA's interrogation program

By Mark Russell, Newser Staff

Posted Dec 14, 2012 7:12 AM CST

(Newser) – The European Court of Human Rights ruled yesterday against Macedonia for allowing the torture of an innocent German man of Lebanese origins by the CIA in 2004—but the real brunt of the ruling hit the CIA's post-9/11 "war on terror" strategies, with... Read full story »

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rendition • torture • United States • Khaled el Masri • Macedonia • George W. Bush • European Court of Human Rights • Central Intelligence Agency • extraordinary rendition

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Euro Court Slams CIA for Sodomy, Torture of Innocent

Meanwhile, Senate committee OKs report on CIA's interrogation program

rendition • torture • United States • Khaled el Masri • Macedonia • George W. Bush • European Court of Human Rights • Central Intelligence Agency • extraordinary rendition

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