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UK: London Review of Books - "Make sure you say that you were treated properly", Gareth Peirce writes about Torture, Secrecy and the British State

01 May 2009

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"Make sure you say that you were treated properly", Gareth Peirce writes about Torture, Secrecy and the British State (London Review of Books, link). She is a lawyer who has since the 1970s represented individuals accused of involvement in terrorism from both the Irish and the Muslim communities.

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