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Guantanamo: The War on Human Rights
- Author: Rose, David
- Publisher: New Press
- Binding: Hardcover
- Copyright: 2004
- ISBN-13: 9781565849570
- ISBN-10: 1565849574
- Senior counterintelligence officials disclose how interrogation techniques used at Guantanamo have led many detainees to make false confessions and accusations
- Never-before-published government documents reveal the camp's secret rules, belying the Bush administration's claim that detainees are always treated humanely
- Meeting minutes suggest that General Geoffrey Miller, the former commandant later in charge of Abu Ghraib, seriously misled the Red Cross about camp conditions and interrogation procedures
- Four former detainees paint a grim and shocking picture of life as a Guantanamo prisoner
- Never-before-published government documents reveal the camp's secret rules, belying the Bush administration's claim that detainees are always treated humanely
- Meeting minutes suggest that General Geoffrey Miller, the former commandant later in charge of Abu Ghraib, seriously misled the Red Cross about camp conditions and interrogation procedures
- Four former detainees paint a grim and shocking picture of life as a Guantanamo prisoner
Additional Book Description
- Senior counterintelligence officials disclose how interrogation techniques used at Guantanamo have led many detainees to make false confessions and accusations
- Never-before-published government documents reveal the camp's secret rules, belying the Bush administration's claim that detainees are always treated humanely
- Meeting minutes suggest that General Geoffrey Miller, the former commandant later in charge of Abu Ghraib, seriously misled the Red Cross about camp conditions and interrogation procedures
- Four former detainees paint a grim and shocking picture of life as a Guantanamo prisoner
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