Lawyers for 9/11 Suspects Ask Obama to Declassify Details of CIA Interrogation
Source: Voice of America
Lawyers for five September 11 terror suspects imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay have asked U.S. President Barack Obama to declassify details of the CIA's secret interrogation program.
In a letter to the president, the lawyers accuse the United States of suppressing evidence. They say the "self-serving" restrictions on the CIA program keep them from putting together a proper defense.
They also accuse the United States of possible war crimes. The White House has not yet responded.
Under the Rendition, Detention, and Interrogation program, the CIA flew the terror suspects to
secret foreign prisons, where they underwent such extraordinary questioning techniques as sleep deprivation and simulated drowning called "waterboarding."...
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