Published November 20, 2008
Senate Armed Services Committee Report on Inquiry into the Treatment of Detainees in U.S. Custody
This November 2008 report, released by the Senate Armed Services Committee on April 21, 2009, details the military's use of harsh interrogation techniques on detainees accused of terrorism and shows that these techniques were given approval by top Bush administration officials. The report covers military (not CIA) interrogations and was the result of an 18-month investigation.
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