Sentence examples for participated in the interrogation from inspiring English sources

A British opposition politician, Sir Menzies Campbell, called for an inquiry into allegations that British intelligence officers participated in the interrogation of Pakistani terrorism suspects said to have been abducted and tortured in Greece after the bombings in London last July.

The logs show clearly that a bsct psychologist participated in the interrogation and they reveal that, after three days of sleep deprivation, Qahtani became ill.

They point to the presence of Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the lead prosecutor in the bombings case, who participated in the interrogation and, they say, fully intended to bring Mr. al-'Owhali to the United States to face charges.

Ali Soufan, the former F.B.I. agent who participated in the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah before he blanched at the introduction of harsh tactics, wrote an Op-Ed in today's Times about his role in the interrogations, and about how torturing Zubaydah was unnecessary.

By Avi Zenilman April 23, 2009 Ali Soufan, the former F.B.I. agent who participated in the interrogation of Abu Zubaydah before he blanched at the introduction of harsh tactics, wrote an Op-Ed in today's Times about his role in the interrogations, and about how torturing Zubaydah was unnecessary.

"He worked with Edward Teller on the hydrogen bomb in the early 1950s, and he was the only scientist who participated in the interrogation of the Soviet spy David Greenglass, brother-in-law of Julius Rosenberg," said Richard Rhodes, author of "The Making of the Atomic Bomb".

McFadden, who participated in the interrogations, recalled that Soufan was not intimidated.

While no one has been prosecuted for the harsh interrogations, a former C.I.A. officer who helped hunt members of Al Qaeda in Pakistan and later spoke publicly about waterboarding, John C. Kiriakou, is awaiting trial on criminal charges that he disclosed to journalists the identity of other C.I.A. officers who participated in the interrogations.

In practice, the administration has chosen to look back selectively, eschewing prosecutions and civil relief for victims while pursuing criminal charges against a former C.I.A. officer, John Kiriakou, on charges he disclosed the identity of other C.I.A. officers who participated in the interrogations.

The company participated "in the interrogations of detainees held in foreign government custody".

The largest association of psychologists in the United States voted to begin reversing its policy of collusion in torture on Friday by prohibiting members of the American Psychological Association from participating in the interrogation of US prisoners on foreign soil.