Look at this.
The United Nations Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (UNCAT) came into force in June 1987.
But wikipedia says this:
In 2007 waterboarding led to a political scandal in the United States when the press reported that the CIA had waterboarded extrajudicial prisoners and that the Justice Department had authorized this procedure.The CIA is known to have used waterboarding on at least three Al-Qaida suspects: Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, Abu Zubaydah and Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri.
Its Inhumane.

Free Tibet.

Enforced disappearances: Pakistan government must live up to its promises

Since Pakistan became a key ally in the US-led “war on terror” in late 2001 thousands of people, both Pakistani and foreign nationals, have been arbitrarily detained in Pakistan, denied access to lawyers, families and courts, and held in secret places of detention.

You can help http://www.amnesty.org.uk/actions_de...

Turning 30 in Guantanamo Bay - Digg Binyam Out of Danger

Binyam Mohamed - an Ethiopian national, and a former resident of the United Kingdom – has been detained at Guantánamo Bay since September 2004.

Amnesty International is seriously concerned for Binyam Mohamed’s health and well-being after years of indefinite detention, and alleged torture in Pakistan, Morocco, Afghanistan and Guantánamo.

To raise awareness of his plight we are asking people to visit the Unsubscribe action page and Digg it http://www.unsubscribe-me.org/action...

Binyam Mohamed is 30 years old today. To mark this day, the London Guantánamo Campaign are holding a demonstration outside Downing Street tonight at 6pm to call on the UK government to do more to secure Binyam’s release from Guantánamo Bay and return to the UK.

I just saw the Stuff Of Life vid. Personally, I would confess to being Bin Laden himself if they did that to me.

Hooray for David Davis!
Shadow home secretary David Davis has resigned as an MP.
He is to force a by-election in his Haltemprice and Howden constituency which he will fight on the issue of the new 42-day terror detention limit.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politi...

I 100% back this movement. Any form of abuse against human rights is wrong. End of. Ok, who are we to state what is right from what is wrong, but even a monkey would be disgusted by the cruelty some people suffer.

Awesome page. I believe strongly against the human rights abuses of this government and the Bush Administration.

We no longer have civil liberties that the generations before us had. We can now be imprisoned without trial and our property searched and siezed with no incriminating evidence under the 2005 Terrorism Act. Then deported to America without trial and without a lawyer or any defence.

And they call it protection of our freedom.

Youtube removed Taking Liberties as it is inciteful and stirred hatred. Taking Liberties is a documentary on how the government has removed our freedoms and allows us to be subject to torture and harassment.

Please all watch the below link of Zeitgeist, and let our generation end topple the tyranical New World Order.

http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com/

Let us end torture. Let us stop it from continuing. Starting from the corrupt world order.

http://www.zeitgeistmovie.com/

Fight For Your Freedom.

I love this song
'in my own two hands' by Jack Sparrow.
It is so meaninful and the words stick out.
'we can make the world a brighter place...with our own two hands'
it shows that we CAN change the world...
...no matter how big or small action happens...
it changes the world....

Just saying that i'm a big fan of this movement!

alryt hun thanx 4 the add x x x wb sn

good and a bad news

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/05/05/ny...



http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/ame...

Cabinet split emerges over 42 day detention
Patrick Wintour, political editor The Guardian, Wednesday April 2 2008

The first signs of a high-level Cabinet split over proposals to extend suspects' detention to 42 days emerged yesterday as the government faced criticism from Labour backbenchers. Gordon Brown has been counselled by senior colleagues that there is no real need to push ahead with the extension, adding to the pressure from leading figures in the judiciary, including the director of public prosecutions, Sir Ken Macdonald.

It is understood that senior figures in the Ministry of Justice, and law officers have privately expressed concern about pushing ahead with 42 days, saying that recent changes in the law make it unnecessary. The controversial counter terror bill received its second reading yesterday...
http://www.guardian.co.uk/politics/2...

Abuse of Human Rights is amazing.

Today I have written to my MP to ask them to oppose the extension of the pre-charge detention & I have signed the petition.

Keep up the good work everyone!

I think that the high profile status of places like Guantanamo Bay, and the actions which take place there, are in a way making everything that goes on there seem so unreal. Like, we are getting so used to these torture tales that we don't care as much. At least thats their aim.

It's sick. It really is.