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UK: House of Lords - the Lords of Appeal unanimously reject the use of evidence obtained through the use of torture

01 December 2005

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Full text of Torture judgment (pdf) Commentary (Guardian, link) "Complicity with torture: Why is the US flying terror suspects to secret camps if it has nothing to hide? We must halt our collusion" Richard Norton-Taylor, 8 December 2005 (Guardian, link)

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