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Search Results 51 - 60 of 76 for Psychologists torture

• APA Members Hold Fiery Town Hall Meeting on Interrogation, Torture
  August 20, 2007 | Story
  After the vote by the APA Council of Representatives to reject the proposal that would have prohibited psychologists from participating in interrogations at Guantanamo Bay and elsewhere, several …
• American Psychological Association Rejects Blanket Ban on Participation in Interrogation of U.S. Detainees
  August 20, 2007 | Story
  The American Psychological Association (APA) has voted to overwhelmingly reject a measure that would have banned its members from participating in interrogations at Guantanamo Bay and other US …
• APA Interrogation Task Force Member Dr. Jean Maria Arrigo Exposes Group’s Ties to Military
  August 20, 2007 | Story
  Dr. Jean Maria Arrigo was one of three civilian members of an APA task force that concluded psychologists were playing a "valuable and ethical role" in assisting the military. It was later revealed …
• Dissident Voices: Ex-Task Force Member Dr. Michael Wessells Speaks Out on Psychologists and Torture
  August 20, 2007 | Story
  Dr. Michael Wessells is a former member of the PENS Task Force. He is a professor of Clinical Population and Family Health at Columbia University and a professor of psychology at Randolph-Macon …
• Dissident Members Challenge American Psychological Association on Role in CIA Interrogation, Torture
  August 17, 2007 | Story
  Democracy Now! broadcasts from San Francisco, where the American Psychological Association is set to hold a historic vote at its annual convention. Following a string of exposes revealing that …
• EXCLUSIVE: An Inside Look at How U.S. Interrogators Destroyed the Mind of Jose Padilla
  August 16, 2007 | Story
  In a Democracy Now! national broadcast exclusive, forensic psychiatrist Dr. Angela Hegarty speaks for the first time about her experience interviewing Jose Padilla for 22 hours to determine the state …
• The Black Sites: A Rare Look Inside the C.I.A.’s Secret Interrogation Program
  August 08, 2007 | Story
  Jane Mayer of the New Yorker reports that the International Committee of the Red Cross has concluded the CIA's detention and interrogation methods is tantamount to torture. Sources told Mayer that the …
• Rorschach and Awe: As Opposition Grows Over the APA’s Policy Allowing Psychologists to Take Part in Military Interrogations, Vanity Fair Exposes How Two Psychologists Shaped the CIA’s Torture Methods
  July 30, 2007 | Story
  Vanity Fair reporter Katherine Eban unravels the central role of two CIA-contracted psychologists, James Elmer Mitchell and Bruce Jessen, in designing torture tactics for use on detainees held in …
• The CIA’s Torture Teachers: Psychologists Helped the CIA Exploit a Secret Military Program to Develop Brutal Interrogation Tactics
  June 25, 2007 | Story
  Last month, the Pentagon Inspector General declassified a report that provided concrete evidence that methods developed by the US military for withstanding torture were being used to develop …
• Hypocritical Oath: Psychologists and Torture
  June 01, 2007 | Blog Post
  The tenet of medicine to do no harm applies to psychologists, yet they are increasingly implicated in abusive interrogations at U.S. military detention facilities like Guantanamo.