According to Jane Mayer, during the transition period for then President-elect Barack Obama, his legal, intelligence, and national-security advisers had met at the CIA's headquarters in Langley to discuss "whether a ban on brutal interrogation practices would hurt their ability to gather intelligence", and among the consulted experts: There was unanimity among Obama's expert advisers... that to change the practices would not in any material way affect the collection of intelligence. [222][223], The cumulative effect of Bush administration legal memos and exemption from prosecution had been to create a "law free zone" according to the former Chief Prosecutor at Guantánamo, where civilian politicians expected the military to use torture "against our will and judgment. The initial release of 18-page memo was heavily redacted, with 10 of its 18 pages completely blacked out and only a few paragraphs visible on the others. [71][74][75][76][77] However, neither of the two psychologists had any experience in conducting interrogations. "[72], The authorized "enhanced interrogation" (the originator of this term is unknown, but it appears to be a calque of the German "verschärfte Vernehmung", meaning "intensified interrogation", used in 1937 by Gestapo chief Heinrich Müller[73]) was based on work done by James Elmer Mitchell and Bruce Jessen in the Air Force's Survival Evasion Resistance Escape (SERE) program. Recently, work completed regarding effective interview methods used to gather information from individuals who score in the medium to high range on measures of psychopathology and are engaged in deception directed towards the interrogator have appeared in the literature [2] invasive interrogation techniques into a how-to guide titled KUBARK Counterintelligence Interrogation, informally known as the KUBARK manual. [88], Internal FBI memos and press reports have pointed to SERE training as the basis for some of the harshest techniques authorised for use on detainees by the Pentagon in 2002 and 2003. "[166] In an Op-ed for the New York Times, Thomas H. Kean and Lee H. Hamilton, chair and vice chair of the 9/11 Commission, stated: As a legal matter, it is not up to us to examine the C.I.A. [29][30][31][32], American and European officials including former CIA Director Leon Panetta, former CIA officers, a Guantanamo prosecutor, and a military tribunal judge, have called "enhanced interrogation" a euphemism for torture. "[186][187][188][189], Shortly before the end of Bush's second term, news media in other countries were opining that under the United Nations Convention Against Torture, the U.S. is obligated to hold those responsible to account under criminal law. 3 years ago. [20] "Electronic recording" describes the process of recording interrogations from start to finish. In the summer of 2009, NPR decided to ban using the word torture[141] in what was a controversial act. Torture Expert Says U.S. Should Probe Bush-Era Torture Claims With Intention to Prosecute", "Lawmakers Urge Special Counsel Probe of Harsh Interrogation Tactics", "Transcript of interview with CIA director Panetta", "Council of Europe Report Gives Details on CIA Prisons", "Bin Laden Raid Revives Debate on Value of Torture", "CIA whistleblower Kiriakou gets posh send-off to prison", "Obama names intel picks, vows no torture", "Holder Tells Senators Waterboarding is Torture", "President Obama Discusses Possible Prosecution of Bush Administration Officials", "European court condemns Poland over secret CIA torture prisons", "Poland to Pay $262,000 to Inmates Held at Secret C.I.A. Becker claimed that he recommended the use of drugs due to rumors that another intelligence agency, name of which was redacted in the Senate report, had successfully used them in the past. [88][89] In fact, the United States had prosecuted Japanese military officials after World War II and American soldiers after the Vietnam War for waterboarding and as recently as 1983. [23] No murder charges have been brought for these or for acknowledged torture-related homicides at Abu Ghraib and at Bagram. Abuse Cases Detailed in Report on Detainees", "Special Review: Counterterrorism Detention and Interrogation Activities (September 2001 - October 2003)", Central Intelligence Agency Office of Inspector General, "Senate Panel's Report Links Detainees' Murders to Bush's Torture Policy", "No Charges Filed on Harsh Tactics Used by the C.I.A. We don't do torture."[128]. After the defeat of the Fascists in World War II the CIA became both student and teacher of torture, propagating torture techniques worldwide to support anti-Communist regimes during the Cold War. Responding to the ruling, David Davis, the Conservative MP and former Shadow Home Secretary, commented: The ruling implies that torture has taken place in the [Binyam] Mohamed case, that British agencies may have been complicit, and further, that the United States government has threatened our high court that if it releases this information the US government will withdraw its intelligence cooperation with the United Kingdom. (05-3-25). It should be noted that attempting to increase a subject's suggestibility through these methods may violate local and national laws concerning the treatment of detainees, and in some areas may be considered torture. [175] Brutal abuse believed to originate in Chinese communist torture techniques to extract false confessions from American POWs migrated from Guantanamo Bay to Afghanistan, then to Iraq and Abu Ghraib. Torture has never been authorized or permitted for use at Guantanamo Bay or any other U.S. Department of Defense detention/internment/prisoner of war facility on any person be they an enemy prisoner of war, detainee, retainee, protected person, lawful or unlawful enemy combatant though there have been people who have reported being tortured at Guantanamo Bay. Torture Program, Report Says", "Gitmo interrogations spark battle over tactics", "Memorandum for Inspector General, Department of the Navy. [114], The following techniques were authorized by the U.S. military:[86][100][116], In November 2006, former U.S. Army Brigadier General Janis Karpinski, in charge of Abu Ghraib prison until early 2004, told Spain's El País newspaper she had seen a letter signed by United States Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld that allowed contractors employed by the U.S. to use techniques such as sleep deprivation during interrogation.'" Methods used to increase suggestibility may include moderate sleep deprivation, exposure to constant white noise, and using GABAergic drugs such as sodium amytal or sodium thiopental. "[156] In May 2011, Panetta had written to Senator McCain, that: ... we first learned about the facilitator/courier's nom de guerre from a detainee not in CIA custody in 2002. The CIA failed to adequately evaluate the effectiveness of its enhanced interrogation techniques. There are multiple techniques employed in interrogation including deception, torture, increasing suggestibility, and the use of mind-altering drugs. Smith, S. M., Stinson, V., & Patry, M. W. (2010). Sometimes the interrogated person is suspected of committing a crime or thought to have a reason to hide the information. But for political reasons those countries are not in a position to initiate a prosecution, nor to extradite US officials to face charges. 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Méndez, the United Nations' special rapporteur on torture. [190], On January 20, 2009, the United Nations special rapporteur on Torture, Professor Manfred Nowak, remarked on German television that – following the inauguration of President Barack Obama – George W. Bush no longer had head of state immunity, and that under international law, the U.S. is mandated to start criminal proceedings against all those involved in these violations of the UN Convention Against Torture. [96], However, the Bush administration's February 2002 memorandum had, in fact, stated that only al-Qaeda detainees were not covered by the Geneva Conventions. [71][87] Many of the interrogation techniques used in the SERE program, including waterboarding, cold cell, long-time standing, and sleep deprivation were previously considered illegal under U.S. and international law and treaties at the time of Abu Zubaydah's capture. The methods were clearly understood in 1948 as war-crimes. ". 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[242] John Yoo, the former Bush administration attorney who authored the Torture Memos, has said that CIA officers risk prosecution for acts outside what the Justice Department specifically authorized. [15][16] In addition to brutalizing detainees, there were threats to their families such as threats to harm children, and threats to sexually abuse or to cut the throat of detainees' mothers. He said, "Unless Congress overrides the veto, it will go down in history as a flagrant insult to the rule of law and a serious stain on the good name of America in the eyes of the world."[235][236][237][238]. "[161][162], The Panetta Review was a review begun in 2009 by the CIA that examined the use of torture during interrogations of detainees. Interrogation (also called questioning) generally means formally or informally interviewing a person to gain needed information of some kind. [111] A year before this investigation was concluded, it was revealed that interrogations by special units of the U.S. military services were much harsher and more physical than any of the above DIA practices, to the point that 2 DIA officials reportedly complained, after which they were threatened by non-DIA interrogators. ", "Republicans Try To Outdo Each Other On Torture", "Donald Trump says he believes waterboarding works", "Trump on waterboarding: 'We have to fight fire with fire, "Donald Trump: Torture 'absolutely works', says US President in interview with ABC News: Thursday morning briefing", "Torture Fight Set Back by U.S. Failure to Prosecute, U.N. 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[64] The response to the briefings was "quiet acquiescence, if not downright support", according to officials present. 592‐607. Mora has maintained that detainee treatment has been consistent with the law since the January 15, 2003, suspension of previously approved interrogation tactics. 's Torture Program Looked Like to the Tortured", "Psychologie, ,weiße Folter' und die Verantwortlichkeit von Wissenschaftlern", "Psychology, 'White Torture' and the Responsibility of Scientists", "CIA Torture Report: The Most Stunning Findings", "John Yoo: If the Torture Report Is True, CIA Officers Are at Legal Risk - The Atlantic", "Top takeaways from the CIA torture report - CNNPolitics.com", "Newly released CIA files expose grim details of agency interrogation program", "The suppressed fact: Deaths by U.S. torture - Salon.com", "Senate report: Interrogation methods 'far worse' than CIA acknowledged", "Senate Torture Report Faults CIA for Brutality and Deceit", "C.I.A. The memorandum lists intelligence related to the following topics: The Karachi Plot, The Heathrow Plot, The "Second Wave", The Guraba Cell, Issa al-Hindi, Abu Talha al-Pakistani, Hambali's Capture, Jafaar al-Tayyar, Dirty Bomb Plot, Shoe bomber, and Sh(a)kai (Pakistan). The congressmen involved in calling for such an investigation included John Conyers, Jan Schakowsky, and Jerrold Nadler.[183]. [131], Former President Obama, former Attorney General Holder, and Guantanamo military prosecutor Crawford have called the techniques torture. There is no statute of limitations for War Crimes. [73], Historian Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. in assessing the effect of the Bush torture program on the reputation of the United States in the world stated that the damage to U.S. reputation had been incalculable. CIA detainees were subjected to coercive interrogation techniques that had not been approved by the Department of Justice or had not been authorized by CIA Headquarters. [99], Donald Rumsfeld rescinded his December 2002 memo after six weeks. The use of torture is explicitly prohibited. International Journal of Innovation and Applied Studies ISSN 2028‐9324 Vol. [205] They were among nearly 140,000 formerly classified documents from the Department of Defense, the Justice Department, and the CIA that provide details on the treatment of prisoners in U.S. custody in the "War on Terror" gathered by the ACLU. [120], In an interview with AP on February 14, 2008, Paul Rester, chief military interrogator at Guantanamo Bay and director of the Joint Intelligence Group, said most of the information gathered from detainees came from non-coercive questioning and "rapport building", not harsh interrogation methods. [75][76][77], The SERE program, which Mitchell and Jessen would reverse engineer, was used to train pilots and other soldiers on how to resist "brainwashing" techniques assumed to have been employed by the Chinese to extract false confessions from captured Americans during the Korean War. It was abusive and uncalled for. [107]:112 According to the analysis of the Office of Defense Inspector General, the DIA's cited justification for the use of drugs was to "[relax] detainee to cooperative state" and that mind-altering substances were not used. Specifically, a grave violation of the Law of Land Warfare. "'I'm Innocent! This is short but hot interrogation scene. [183], According to The Washington Post the request was denied because Attorney General Michael B. Mukasey felt that "officials acted in 'good faith' when they sought legal opinions, and that the lawyers who provided them used their best judgment. That would directly threaten the UK's national security, Miliband had told the court. [12] Some of these techniques fall under the category known as "white torture". The goal of military interrogations can differ from those in law enforcement. British military personnel were found to have misused a number of techniques during the detention of suspects in Northern Ireland in the early 1970s. On February 13, 2008 the U.S. Senate, in a 51 to 45 vote, approved a bill clarifying this language, allowing only "those interrogation techniques explicitly authorized by the 2006 Army Field Manual." "[142] However, Berkeley Professor of Linguistics, Geoffrey Nunberg, pointed out that virtually all media around the world, other than what he called the "spineless U.S. media", call these techniques torture. 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