Sentence examples for information on interrogation from inspiring English sources

Despite complaints from lawmakers, the Pentagon still has not provided the Senate with important supporting documents from this report, including information on interrogation procedures at the prison.

Gen. Antonio M. Taguba, concluded that military police at the prison had committed "sadistic, blatant and wanton criminal abuses". Despite complaints from lawmakers, the Pentagon still has not provided the Senate with important supporting documents from this report, including information on interrogation procedures at the prison.

The dossier included information on interrogations, weapons and data gleaned from satellite phones used by the sus- pects.

Just this week a federal appeals court refused to release information on the interrogation methods the CIA used on Abu Zubaydah and other terrorist suspects.

Also last month, an article in The New England Journal of Medicine revealed that a military policy statement instructed caregivers at Guantánamo to offer clinical information to interrogation teams on request.

But prisoners who are mistreated to make them talk give unreliable information, as experts on interrogation know.

In explaining his actions, Holder noted that he agreed with President Obama's desire to avoid getting mired in disputes regarding the policies of former President George W. Bush, but that his review of information on the CIA interrogation program left him no choice.

Hamburg officials say that as they have continued to try to piece together a picture of the cell around Mohamed Atta, the suspected lead hijacker on Sept. 11, American authorities have not passed on information from the interrogation of two reputed Qaeda members tied to the cell.

Senior officials in the U.S. government solicited information on how to use aggressive interrogation techniques, redefined the law to create the appearance of legality, and authorized their use against detainees..

It also contains lessons on how to resist interrogations, gather information on the enemy, carry out kidnappings and assassinations, follow security precautions, and organize safe houses and hiding places.

The memo is among more than 100 pages of heavily redacted documents about Congressional briefings on interrogation made public Monday as a result of a freedom of information request by Amnesty International USA, the Center for Constitutional Rights and the Center for Human Rights and Global Justice at New York University.