C.I.A. headquarters dispatched a plane with a surgeon aboard from Johns Hopkins University to treat Abu Zubaydah, so that he might face interrogation.
After the 9/11 attacks, the CIA flew terror suspects to secret locations around the world to face interrogation outside the restrictions of US law.
The researchers sent questionnaires to more than eighteen hundred officers in ten agencies throughout the country, asking their attitudes about the competence of young people to face interrogation.
But the Appeal Court ruled in October 2010 that if RT, and others like her, are sent back to a country such as Zimbabwe and face interrogation about their politics, Britain could not require them to lie.
Under the proposed law, a journalist who receives classified information revealing corruption or wrongdoing involving government contracts is required to hand it over to the police and most likely face interrogation about the source.
His aides dismissed the notion that he had a problem with accuracy, and noted his unusual willingness to face interrogation — if he is not at a town-hall-style forum, it seems, he is on a television chat show.
However, the court ordered that General Pinochet face interrogation within 20 days by the investigating judge, Juan Guzman Tapia, who is inquiring into human rights abuses committed by army generals during the dictatorship.
West Papuan political leaders who met a boatload of Australian and West Papuan activists across the Indonesian sea border could face interrogation or torture at the hands of Indonesian authorities, a spokesperson claims.
The chaste courtship is painfully interrupted when Changyu is called back to the city to face interrogation for unspecified political reasons, and Di, who has pinned all her hopes on his return, nearly dies of a fever caught waiting by the road for him to return on the day he promised.
"We're on a wanted list -- we're public enemies," Koliada says, noting that family members and friends have continued to face interrogation and threats from the secret police since the troupe's departure.
Some mothers were afraid of taking their children if they had missed an appointment and would rather avoid going back than face interrogation.
