Nullifying Torturegate? The Case Nick Berg
Posted: Thursday, May 13, 2004

‘Bend the Rules’
The U.S. military has taught future interrogators how to cause physical pain while questioning detainees but remain technically within limits set by the Geneva Conventions

Flashback You Are Looking At A US Government Lie

American's Beheading, Fishy and Flawed

Executioner wore gold ring - forbidden by Islam
Death of Nick Berg: Bush-Cheney-Pentagon PsyOps?
Questions Surround Slain American in Iraq
Bloggers doubt Berg execution video
Berg family points finger at FBI
Questions surround young American shown decapitated in video
Captive beheaded after release by police
Nullifying Torturegate? The Case Nick Berg

Who Organised the Beheading of Nick Berg – and Why?

New prisoner abuse images 'far worse'

US military to investigate prisoner abuse in Afghanistan

Accounts of Atrocities Emerge from the Rubble of Fallujah

Secret US jails hold 10,000
The systematic practice of holding prisoners without access to lawyers or their families, together with a willingness to use "coercive interrogation" techniques, suggests the abuse of prisoners at Abu Ghraib now shocking the world could be widespread.

CIA lacked trained interrogators

Private Contractors and Torture at Abu Ghraib, Iraq

Israeli missile strikes kill 19 Palestinians

Israel accused of attacking UN post

Venezuela Asks U.S. Military to Leave Base Offices

India's rulers concede defeat



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