Sentence examples for participating in interrogations from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit was brought by four Iraqi torture victims against a private government contractor whom the victims accuse of participating in interrogations at Abu Ghraib.

Silwa, who would not respond to VICE News' specific questions about Banks' claims of being slandered, said the APA's board of directors has asked the group's legislative body to adopt a policy at its annual meeting next month prohibiting psychologists from participating in interrogations of detainees in custody of the US military and intelligence agencies.

APA's Board of Directors quickly released a response, promising among other things to recommend a new policy prohibiting psychologists from participating in interrogation of persons held in custody by military and intelligence authorities.

It states that "health-care personnel charged with the medical care of detainees" cannot participate in interrogations.

We are deeply disturbed that a person who acknowledges having participated in interrogations in the National Stadium is today teaching young university students".

Mitchell also singled out a former colleague: air force colonel Steven Kleinman, who had participated in interrogations in Iraq and knew Mitchell and Jessen from the air force survival school where he worked as an instructor.

The inspector general, Glenn A. Fine, found that in a few instances, F.B.I. agents participated in interrogations using pressure tactics that would not have been permitted inside the United States.

Steven Kleinman, an air force colonel who participated in interrogations in Iraq and who is credited with blowing the whistle on abuses taking place there, told the Guardian he did not understand how Mitchell could still believe torture methods that generated false confessions could also produce "reliable, accurate and timely intelligence".

The intelligence officers' practice of wearing uniforms without insignia made it difficult for soldiers to identify the officers or even to determine which of them were military and which belonged to other agencies, including the C.I.A., whose officers periodically visited Abu Ghraib prison to participate in interrogations.

A report written by the International Committee of the Red Cross in 2006 revealed that doctors in some instances physically participated in interrogations at C.I.A. black sites.

President Obama announces that the Department of Justice will not pursue criminal proceedings against CIA officials found to have participated in interrogations consistent with the legal memorandums. .