In US war on terrorism, 'waterboarding' not deemed torture (AFP)

News article: In US war on terrorism, 'waterboarding' not deemed torture (AFP)

News Manager November 4th, 2007

AFP - Six years after the September 11 attacks and despite the Abu Ghraib prison scandal, the United States insists its war on terrorism justifies extreme forms of interrogation, including "waterboarding," and rejects any talk of torture.

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News article: In US war on terrorism, 'waterboarding' not deemed torture (AFP)