Torture timeline: what happened when?

Posted By Annie Lowrey Friday, April 24, 2009 - 10:56 AM Share

With the glut of new information about "enhanced interrogations" and the treatment of detainees in U.S. custody -- the Senate Armed Services Committee and Senate Intelligence Committee reports especially -- it's been very hard to keep track of who knew what and when.

To help sort it all out, I created a timeline showing new information in italics. 

Look for more today...

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5:35 PM ET

April 24, 2009

extraordinary renditions?

what about the extraordinary renditions program and the outsourcing of torture to foreign governments? (such as the Arar case in 2002) would be interesting to look into how that program meshed with the secret prisons in eastern europe, Guantánamo, etc.

Thinking about this depravity always makes me sick, but thanks for putting this together.

 

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