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US: Newly released documents shed light on CIA’s African rendition network

08 May 2014

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"Documents released by Reprieve and New York University’s Global Justice Clinic have shed new light on the CIA’s African rendition network. The documents show how planes contracted by the US government for rendition missions used Djibouti as a hub."

See the article: Newly released documents shed light on CIA’s African rendition network (Reprieve press release, link)

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