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Getting away with torture? : command responsibility for the U.S. abuse of detainees

Reed Brody, Human Rights Watch (Organization)

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Year:

2005

Publisher:

Human Rights Watch

Language:

english

Pages:

93

Series:

Human Rights Watch., G ;, v. 17, no. 1

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PDF, 581 KB

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