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Elisa Massimino, Washington director of Human Rights First, formerly the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights, said the administration had interpreted an international treaty banning torture to mean that a prohibition against cruel and inhumane treatment did not apply to CIA actions overseas. When the Lawyers Committee for Human Rights and the Center for Justice and Accountability brought these cases to court, they also placed on trial the strut of empire that seeks to dictate the internal arrangements of other countries through proxy armies and covert action. In an op-ed piece for the May 13 Washington Post, Lawyers Committee for Human Rights Chair Norman Dorsen and Century Foundation/Twentieth Century Fund Senior Vice-President Morton H. |
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