Document
Bulletin 16.1: Kidnapped by the State: Extraordinary Rendition and Secret Detention
| Area | Date |
|---|---|
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Europe North America Africa |
05/05/2010 |
| Programme | Keywords |
|
Security and the Rule of Law |
Movement Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment Torture Fair Hearing Liberty & Security Remedies |
INTERIGHTS Bulletin, Volume 16 Number 1: Kidnapped by the State: Extraordinary Rendition and Secret Detention in the ‘War on Terror’
Edited by Vesselina Vandova and
Contents
Editorial
Vesselina Vandova
Extraordinary Rendition and International Law
Helen Duffy
Blindfolded, Handcuffed and Carted Off: An Appraisal of Unlawful Transfers as a Response to Security Threats in Africa
Judy Oder
Litigating Extraordinary Renditions
Wolfgang Kaleck and Andreas Schüller
CIA Secret Detention Places in Poland: Current Legal Developments
Adam Bodnar
USA Challenges to the ‘Extraordinary Rendition’ Programme
Ben Wizner and Steven Watt
The Case of Binyam Mohamed
Extracts from the Joint Study on global practices in relation to secret detention in the context of countering terrorism (January 2010)
International Law Reports
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