New evidence released by a rights group says thousands were tortured or killed in government detention centres in Syria
Detained for almost 14 years, Shaker Aamer is calling for an investigation into the UK’s role in the ‘war on terrorism’
Did the world became a better place for human rights in 2015?
Human Rights Watch is demanding a criminal probe into the CIA's treatment of suspects
Group slams CIA for ‘egregious disregard’ of law, wants compensation for victims, criminal charges filed against agency
A landmark new law does much to stop torture, but problems remain
Mohamedou Ould Slahi, author of ‘Guantánamo Diary,’ wants the hearing he was promised
We speak to former White House Counsel Gregory Craig, and also ask if it is time to end the war on drugs
US attempts to bring accused 9/11 plotters to justice are mired in legal wrangles over secrecy, torture and spying
