Author: Jana Bennett

Torture, Accusations and Humanity

Posted by Jana Bennett | Mar 18, 2011 | Current Events |

Next weekend, Duke University will host its conference on torture, which has a very specific goal in mind: identifying that “torture is always wrong, torture does not make ‘us’ safer, and we need concrete...

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