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USA: RENDITION: Ten CIA rendition victims urge Obama to name them in Senate torture report

30 August 2014

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"Ten victims of CIA rendition and torture have signed an open letter to President Obama asking him to declassify the upcoming Senate report into the program. Two of the signatories – Abdel-Hakim Belhadj and Sami al-Saadi – were rendered with their entire families, including a pregnant woman and four children between the ages of six and twelve."

See the full text: Ten CIA rendition victims urge Obama to name them in Senate torture report (Reprieve, link)

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