Kabul has known as again its ambassador and senior diplomats from its embassy in Islamabad, citing safety threats days after the Afghan ambassador’s daughter was briefly kidnapped and tortured by unknown assailants. ...

Tens of millions was spent clandestinely organising and paying a community of ‘journalists’ to pump out anti-Assad, pro-opposition content material as directed by a shadowy agency run by the UK overseas intelligence service’s counter-terrorism ex-head. ...

Unbiased media outlet Declassified UK has revealed that London maintains a covert detachment of troopers in Yemen, coaching Saudi forces because the Riyadh-led coalition continues to perpetrate industrial-scale human rights abuses. ...

Breaking with its traditional trend recommendation and superstar gossip, Teen Vogue was cheered after posting a fiery obituary for Donald Rumsfeld, dubbing the ex-Pentagon head an “accused warfare prison” and a cheerleader for torture. ...

Secretary of State and former CIA Director Mike Pompeo has added a brand new string to his bow: movie critic. Although Pompeo dismisses ‘The Report’ as fiction, the torture chronicled within the film was actual, and had lethal penalties. ...

Each every so often the CIA does its finest to seem relatable, and each time the company will get put again as a substitute. Now, NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden hijacked a festive tweet to slam the CIA’s torture practices. ...

Dame Mary Barraco every now and then. She was knighted "Dame" by the King of Belgium in 2004 for her work as a freedom fighter. (Courtesy of the Holocaust Fee of the United Jewish Federation of Tidewater) Mary Sigillo Barraco by no means forgot what occurred to her inside ...

The UN’s Particular Rapporteur on torture has referred to as for a “full investigation” into the function Sweden performed in driving WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange into asylum and eventual custody, after the rape case towards him was dropped. ...

Former CIA Director David Petraeus was thought-about for the Secretary of State, however there have been “pink flags”: he was towards “torture” and “navy answer in Syria”, in line with leaked vetting paperwork of Trump’s transition ...

When Julian Assange was dragged from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London and arrested by police doing the bidding of the US authorities, most Western journalists sneered, sniggered, and lined as much as publicly wash their fingers ...