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Search Results 61 - 70 of 70 for Psychologists torture

• Calls Grow Within American Psychological Association for Ban on Participation in Military Interrogations: A Debate
  June 16, 2006 | Story
  Should doctors, psychiatrists and psychologists participate in military interrogations? Both the American Psychiatric Association and the American Medical Association have adopted policies …
• Dr. Robert Jay Lifton: American Psychological Association Should “Prohibit Any Involvement” of Psychologists in Interrogations
  June 12, 2006 | Story
  We speak with leading American psychiatrist Dr. Robert Jay Lifton about the psychological dimensions of war and occupation and the role of doctors in interrogation and torture. Lifton is co-editor of …
• “Worse” Than Guantanamo: U.S. Expands Secretive Prison Inside Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan
  February 27, 2006 | Story
  The U.S. is holding 500 at the base in wire cages at the Bagram Air Base, north of Kabul in Afghanistan. Some have been detained for up to three years. They have never been charged with crimes. They …
• Professor McCoy Exposes the History of CIA Interrogation, From the Cold War to the War on Terror
  February 17, 2006 | Story
  We now take a look at what lies behind the shocking images of torture at Abu Ghraib prison by turning to the history of the CIA and torture techniques. Professor Alfred McCoy talks about his book "A …
• Extraordinary Rendition Scandal Reaches New Heights: Rice on the Offensive in Europe Over Bush Administration’s Use of “Torture Flights”
  December 05, 2005 | Story
  The scandal over the Bush administration's use of so-called "extraordinary renditions' is reaching new heights. Rendition - what many call kidnapping - is the highly controversial practice of …
• Torture and Survival in a Saudi Prison: William Sampson Recounts his 2 1/2 Year Ordeal, Calls Torture “Morally Wrong, a Political Mistake” and Useless for Intelligence Gathering
  November 28, 2005 | Story
  We speak with William Sampson, a Canadian citizen who was jailed for over two and a half years in Saudi Arabia where he was accused of being a British spy. He was never tried, only tortured - …
• Lawyer: Guantanamo Detainees on Hunger Strike Tortured and Violently Force-Fed by Guards, Medical Staff
  October 21, 2005 | Story
  We speak with attorney Julia Tarver who is representing detainees at Guanatanamo Bay. She says her clients - who are participating in a hunger strike to protest their mistreatment and indefinite …
• Psychological Warfare? A Debate on the Role of Mental Health Professionals in Military Interrogations at Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib and Beyond
  August 11, 2005 | Story
  As the American Psychological Association kicks off its national convention, a debate is raging in the mental health community over the role of psychologists in military interrogations. We host a …
• Methods Developed by U.S. Military for Withstanding Torture Being Used Against Detainees at Guantanamo Bay
  July 11, 2005 | Story
  We play the second part of our interview with journalist Jane Mayer. Her article in last week's New Yorker reveals how methods developed by the U.S. military for withstanding torture are being used …
• The Gitmo Experiment: How Methods Developed by the U.S. Military For Withstanding Torture are Being Used Against Detainees at Guantanamo Bay
  July 06, 2005 | Story
  A major article in this week's issue of The New Yorker magazine reveals how methods developed by the US military for withstanding torture are being used against detainees at Guantanamo Bay. We speak …