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Tag Archives: Torture
On This Day — US Senate report calls CIA torture tactics “deeply flawed” (December 9 2014)
“One of the most memorable details from The Report is Jones’ insistence on access to a printer, and how many safes were in his office. He later told a lawyer that this was because documents kept mysteriously disappearing from the … Continue reading
Five Years Ago — Who Tortured Giulio Regeni to Death? And Why? (January 25 2016) [UPDATE : Italian inquiry heads to Cambridge]
“On 7 January 2016, just a month after the union meeting, Mohamed Abdallah denounced Regeni to the authorities (…) because his questions were not about street vendors … and had other intentions. The Egyptian government placed Regeni under investigation, but decided … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Giulio Regeni
Tagged Egypt, Giulio Regeni, Giuseppe Pignatone, Italy, Oxford Analytica, Torture
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Five Years Ago — Who Tortured Giulio Regeni to Death? And Why? (January 25 2016) [UPDATE : The Guardian: “Last messages counter spy claims.” Really?]
“On 7 January 2016, just a month after the union meeting, Mohamed Abdallah denounced Regeni to the authorities (…) because his questions were not about street vendors … and had other intentions. The Egyptian government placed Regeni under investigation, but decided … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Giulio Regeni
Tagged Egypt, Giulio Regeni, Giuseppe Pignatone, Italy, Oxford Analytica, Torture
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Five Years Ago — Who Tortured Giulio Regeni to Death? And Why? (January 25 2016) [UPDATE : At long last, case reaches courtroom]
“On 7 January 2016, just a month after the union meeting, Mohamed Abdallah denounced Regeni to the authorities (…) because his questions were not about street vendors … and had other intentions. The Egyptian government placed Regeni under investigation, but decided … Continue reading
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Tagged Egypt, Giulio Regeni, Giuseppe Pignatone, Italy, Oxford Analytica, Torture
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Five Years Ago — Who Tortured Giulio Regeni to Death? And Why? (January 25 2016) [UPDATE : Italy charges 4 Egyptian security agency officials]
“On 7 January 2016, just a month after the union meeting, Mohamed Abdallah denounced Regeni to the authorities (…) because his questions were not about street vendors … and had other intentions. The Egyptian government placed Regeni under investigation, but decided … Continue reading
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Tagged Egypt, Giulio Regeni, Giuseppe Pignatone, Italy, Oxford Analytica, Torture
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On This Day — CIA Director John Brennan Defends Torture Methods (December 11 2014) [2020]
“Torture has perhaps saved some at the expense of honor, by uncovering thirty bombs, but at the same time it has created fifty new terrorists who, operating in some other way and in another place would cause the death of … Continue reading
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Tagged CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, Senator Diane Feinstein, Torture
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Four Years Ago — Who Tortured Giulio Regeni to Death? And Why? (January 25 2016) — UPDATE : Italy charges 4 Egyptian security agency officials over Regeni’s murder
“On 7 January 2016, just a month after the union meeting, Mohamed Abdallah denounced Regeni to the authorities (…) because his questions were not about street vendors … and had other intentions. The Egyptian government placed Regeni under investigation, but decided … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Giulio Regeni
Tagged Egypt, Giulio Regeni, Giuseppe Pignatone, Italy, Oxford Analytica, Torture
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On This Day — US Senate report calls CIA torture tactics “deeply flawed” (December 9 2014) [2020]
“One of the most memorable details from The Report is Jones’ insistence on access to a printer, and how many safes were in his office. He later told a lawyer that this was because documents kept mysteriously disappearing from the … Continue reading
Four Years Ago — Who Tortured Giulio Regeni to Death? And Why? (January 25 2016)
“On 7 January 2016, just a month after the union meeting, Mohamed Abdallah denounced Regeni to the authorities (…) because his questions were not about street vendors … and had other intentions. The Egyptian government placed Regeni under investigation, but decided … Continue reading
Posted in Egypt, Giulio Regeni
Tagged Egypt, Giulio Regeni, Giuseppe Pignatone, Italy, Oxford Analytica, Torture
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On This Day — CIA Director John Brennan Defends Torture Methods (December 11 2014) [2019]
“In a limited number of cases, agency officers used interrogation techniques that had not been authorized, were abhorrent and rightly should be repudiated by all.” CIA Director John Brennan (December 11 2014) “No evidence that terror attacks were stopped, terrorists … Continue reading
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Tagged CIA, CIA Director John Brennan, Senator Diane Feinstein, Torture
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