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EU: European Parliament, Subcommittee on Human Rights Public Hearing on Secret rendition and detention practices - How to protect Human Rights while countering terrorism?

01 April 2012

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EU: European Parliament, Subcommittee on Human Rights Public Hearing on Secret rendition and detention practices - How to protect Human Rights while countering terrorism? 12 April 2012:

Mr. Juan E. Méndez, United Nations Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment (pdf)

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