The Honorable Senator Jay Rockefeller 531 Hart Senate Office Building Washington, DC 20510 The Honorable Senator Christopher Bond 274 Russell Senate…
For several years, psychologist members of the American Psychological Association (APA) have been fighting to change the APA’s policies allowing psychologists to…
Late last week the Council of Europe released a report on the CIA’s secret prisons in Eastern Europe. The report concluded that,…
June 6, 2007 Sharon Brehm, Ph.D. President American Psychological Association Dear President Brehm: We write you as psychologists concerned about the participation…
The Defense Department (DoD) has just declassified a report from their Inspector General (OIG) looking at the various investigations that the Department…
A new survey of US military personnel in Iraq finds high rates of support for torture. Forty-one percent of soldiers in Iraq…
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The New York Times today gives a glimpse of the systematic destruction of a human being as they describe the routine treatment…
There has been considerable controversy regarding the role of psychologists in coercive national security interrogations at Guantanamo and elsewhere. The American Psychological…
‘A torturing nation uses fear, persuasion, and propaganda to secure the assent to torture from society in general and from members of…
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