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Paul Hamilos and Vikram Dodd, writing for The Guardian UK, report, "Spain yesterday dropped its attempt to extradite two British residents who had been freed from Guantanamo Bay, after accepting that torture they suffered during five years of American custody had left them too weak to stand trial." And, Jeffrey S. Kaye, Ph.D. writes in Invictus: "After two years of working to reform the position of the American Psychological Association, which supports psychologist participation in the interrogations of detainees at Guantanamo, CIA 'black site' prisons, and elsewhere, I realized that I had been pursuing a utopian objective. On January 27th, I penned my resignation to APA. The rationale for my choice is outlined in the resignation letter, which is reproduced here."

http://www.truthout.org/docs_2006/030708A.shtml



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