Globe Editorial
THERE ARE several obvious reasons, both ethical and practical, for the United States to reject the use of torture. But a sad new reason was added during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing last month, when it was revealed that US military trainers instructed Army and CIA interrogators at Guantanamo in 2002 on "coercive management techniques" derived from Chinese communist ... (Full article: 300 words)
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