FBI memo: Iraq interrogation methods crossed the line
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Harsh interrogation methods of Iraqi prisoners went &quot;beyond the bounds of standard FBI practice,&quot; the FBI&#39;s top official in Iraq said in a memo released yesterday.
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Members of a U.S. special operations  task force punched and abused prisoners in Iraq in front of  Defense Intelligence Agency agents and then threatened the  agents to try to keep them quiet, a document made public on  Tuesday stated.
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In September of 2003 the Bush administration telegraphed their intent to use torture on prisoners in Iraq when they screened Gillo Pontecorvo's 1965 film The Battle of Algiers for officials in the Pentagon.
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Army officials say they helped sow the seeds of prison abuse in Iraq, according to an Army report, by lending credence to the idea that aggressive interrogation methods were sanctioned by officers going up the chain of command.
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The US military is reaping more high-quality intelligence tips from Iraqi prisoners than ever since it jettisoned several coercive interrogation techniques after the Iraqi prisoner
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Some of the aggressive tactics used by American military interrogators at Abu Ghraib prison now appear to have had their origins in shadowy corners of the campaign against terrorism, following interrogation techniques developed by Special Operations
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CIA interrogators used waterboarding on three al-Qaida suspects just after the September 11 attacks, the CIA admitted today
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The general who compiled the latest report on the abuse of Iraqi prisoners by US military personnel at Iraq&#39;s Abu Ghraib prison said Wednesday that some of the 44 instances of abuse uncovered in the investigation amounted to torture.
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Members of a US special operations task, involved in Abu Ghraib abuse scandal in Iraq, threatened Defense Intelligence Agency personnel who saw the abuses, said a US government memos released Tuesday by the American Civil Liberties Union.
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American forces in Iraq were in some cases authorized to pursue foes into Iran and Syria, according to a classified 2005 document that was leaked.
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WASHINGTON : The CIA has secretly transferred detainees out of Iraq for interrogation after asking the US Justice Department to write a memo justifying the practice, which violates the Geneva Conventions, The Washington Post reported.
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NEW YORK - Newly released documents regarding crimes committed by US soldiers against civilians in Iraq and Afghanistan detail a troubling pattern of troops failing to understand and follow the rules that govern interrogations and deadly actions.
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FBI agents witnessed "highly aggressive" interrogations and mistreatment of terror suspects at the U.S. prison camp in Cuba starting in 2002  --  more than a year before the prison abuse scandal broke in Iraq  --  according to a letter a senior Justice Department official sent to the Army's top criminal investigator.
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U.S. intelligence officials have  transferred detainees out of Iraq for interrogation, a move  that experts say violates international law, The Washington  Post reported in its Sunday edition.
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U.S. government memos released today said that two military intelligence personnel who saw mistreatment at a Baghdad prison were threatened by U.S. special forces.
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The Bush administration&#39;s aggressive techniques for extracting information from detainees captured in Afghanistan and Iraq sparked sharp dissent
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The Justice Department released a rewritten legal memo on what constitutes torture, backing away from its own assertions prior to the Iraqi prison abuse scandal that torture had to involve "excruciating and agonizing pain."