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EU: Statewatch Analysis: The US Senate reveals the truth on renditions and torture, now it’s Europe’s turn

21 January 2015

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"There is a need for a decisive political turn to holistically direct all the governments’ antiterrorist activity, none of which may claim leadership or impose modes of action that stray from the bounds of the law and respect for people’s fundamental freedoms upon its allies."

See the full text: The US Senate reveals the truth on renditions and torture, now it’s Europe’s turn (pdf) by Armando Spataro, the Prosecutor of the Republic in Turin, an expert in internal and international terrorism.

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