Torture : does it make us safer? Is it ever OK? : a human rights perspective / edited by Kenneth Roth and Minky Worden; Amy D. Bernstein, contributing editor.
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Kenneth Roth
- 1. A history of torture / James Ross
- 2. Moral prohibition at a price / Michael Ignatieff
- 3. Torture and terrorism : painful lessons from Israel / Eitan Felner
- 4. Counterinsurgency and torture : exporting torture tactics from Indochina and Algeria to Lain America / Marie-Monique Robin
- 5. Torture in Latin America / Juan E. Mendez
- 6. Torture : a family affair / Hector Timerman
- 7. Torture spoken here : ending global torture / Minky Worden
- 8. On negotiating with torturers / Nigel Rodley and Amy D. Bernstein
- 9. Sexual violence, torture, and international justice / Cherie Booth
- 10. Treating torture victims / Mary R. Fabri
- 11. Banned State Department practices / Tom Malinowski
- 12. The road to Abu Ghraib : torture and impunity in U.S. detention / Reed Brody
- 13. Respecting the Geneva Conventions / John McCain
- 14. Command responsibility for torture / Dinah Pokempner
- 15. Torture in U.S. prisons / Jamie Fellner
- 16. Justifying torture / Kenneth Roth.
