buddhallah_the_christ
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The International Criminal Court quietly revealed in a recent report that it was inching toward its first-ever investigation into the alleged torture of U.S. detainees in Afghanistan. That update — which came two weeks ago, just as the White House was bracing itself for the release of Senate findings on CIA torture — seemed to send a message: If the Obama administration continues to rule out prosecuting CIA torturers, the ICC could take action.
If Obama won x27 t prosecute CIA torture can the ICC Al Jazeera America
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If Obama won x27 t prosecute CIA torture can the ICC Al Jazeera America