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Campaign Against Torture
In response to the systematic infliction of psychological and physical torture by US forces, PHR's Campaign Against Torture seeks to restore the US commitment against torture, to ensure humane treatment of detainees, and to protect US health personnel from complicity in mistreatment and harm.
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Tortured LogicPHR responds to the Senate Armed Services Committee report on torture.
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Stephen Xenakis, MDRetired Brigadier General"Medical personnel have a duty to serve as a check to the line command and investigators, and as a constant reminder that all soldiers – even the enemy captured in combat – should be treated with dignity and humanely."
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AREAS OF FOCUS
IN THE MEDIA
- Don't Rule Out Prosecutions
An op-ed by US Senator Sheldon Whitehouse, in The National Law Journal
May 4, 2009
- A Matter of Justice
an editorial of The Nation
issue of February 9, 2009
- Holder: Waterboarding Is Torture, And The President Can't Torture
Sam Stein, Huffington Post reporter
January 15, 2009
- Making His List: Presidential Pardons and Torture
Dr. Allen Keller, on the Huffington Post blog
December 27, 2008
- CIA Tactics Endorsed in Secret Memos
Washington Post article
October 15, 2008
- New APA Policy Ban is a Victory for PHR
On "Helping Psychology", a website of Argosy University.
October 8, 2008
- PHR on American Psychological Association letter to Bush
on the blog of Stephen Soldz, PhD
October 2, 2008
> More In the Media
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