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  • ...by a U.S. appellate court, which supported [[universal jurisdiction]] over torture, and [[command responsibility]] for the superiors of torturers
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  • An [[Argentina|Argentinian]] who was a rare survivor a clandestine torture centre run by the Argentine dictatorship of the 1970s.
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  • ...wagingpeace.org/articles/2004/07/29_lifton_doctors-torture.htm Doctors and Torture] , July 29, 2004, Nuclear Age Peace Foundation
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  • ...e ethics of [[psychologists]] and other medical professionals assisting in torture, when they promised to "do no harm"
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  • ...General advocating against the Navy allowing itself to become involved in torture.
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  • ...the Rye House Plot, after the discovery of which he was interrogated under torture of the thumbscrew.
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  • ...ction]], such that they could be appreheded by any country even though the torture had taken place in that country, and the parties were not citizens of that
    354 bytes (56 words) - 20:38, 19 February 2009
  • ...ejected by convening authority [[Susan Crawford]] due to his having been [[torture|tortured]] but held pending the presentation of new charges
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  • The murder of an accused person, often preceded by torture, as a form of social control whereby family, friends and community members
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  • ...executed for [[1944 assassination attempt against Hitler]] after extensive torture, implicating Rommel
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  • ...w and security, especially with respect to [[extrajudicial detention]] and torture; advisory committee, Congressional Internet Caucus
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  • ...es", on this topic<ref>[https://www.amazon.com/dp/0199336431 Mainstreaming Torture: Ethical Approaches in the Post-9/11 United States] on Amazon, last access
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  • ...amed Reich Chancellor had the coup succeeded; captured, interrogated under torture for five months, and executed
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  • ...er cases, the treatment was more illusionary and simply used psychiatric [[torture#Pharmacologic|drugs]]<ref name=CSCE>{{citation ...n Rejali 2007, p. 476</ref> or [[electroconvulsive therapy]] as a means of torture for suppressing dissent.
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  • ...ith the UN [[Convention against Torture]] definition that implies the term torture implies the acts are carried out with some form of governmental authority.
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  • ...xactly what the United States is doing. We do not render to countries that torture. That has been our policy, and that policy will remain the same.<ref name=B ...http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/paperchase/2005/12/bush-denies-us-rendition-for-torture.php
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  • {{r|Torture||**}}
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  • | known_for = Challenged psychologists who helped introduce torture into the US interrogations ...her [[medical]] professionals who played a role in the USA's controversial torture programs.<ref name=HarvGaz2016-04-12/>
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  • *Alfred R. Lindesmith - Torture by law. Beginnings of wisdom. *Robert S. DeRopp - Torture by the [[drug]].
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  • ...il/May set of recommendations for the [[Obama Administration]], concerning torture, was signed by 11 members. <ref name=VIPS2009-05-01>{{citation | title = Memo to President Obama on Torture
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