Torture

Law professor and writer on legal and national security affairs, discussing the US administration's continued use of torture. Audio

Law professor and writer, on the revelations of the approval of torture by the previous US administration. Audio

The former detainee, Binyam Mohamed, says the torture took place in Morocco and Afghanistan. Audio

A British resident imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay has returned home with accusations agains the US government. Audio

A three-year study by a panel of lawyers and judges has concluded that anti-terrorism measures have undermined human rights law. Audio

The Egyptian Organisation for Human Rights says that overall, human and civil rights deteriorated during 2007. Audio

British parliamentary committee urges government to stop accepting US assurances about how it treats terrorist suspects. Audio

Documents uncovered showing senior officials played a more active role than previously thought in developing torture methods. Audio

Author Philippe Sands discusses his book about the decisions behind Guantanamo Bay. Audio

Sam Provance, former army sergeant at Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq speaks about torture and abuse endorsed from the top. Audio