The documents are central to the prisoner’s claim that he falsely confessed to the bomb plot only after being tortured in Morocco at the direction of the United States.

A British Court said a terror suspect being held at Guantanamo Bay had a credible argument that the U.S. had illegally spirited him away to Morocco and that he was tortured there.

This powerful, brilliantly researched and deeply unsettling book recounts the emergence of the widespread use of torture as a central tool in the fight against terrorism.

The Canadian who was detained by U.S. officials and sent to Syria, where he claims he was tortured, was never technically inside the country, so his claims could not be heard in U.S. courts.

The Canadian who was detained by U.S. officials and sent to Syria, where he claims he was tortured, was never technically inside the country, so his claims could not be heard in U.S. courts.

The story of an analyst who interrogated Khalid Shaikh Mohammed without harsh tactics offers the closest look to date at the C.I.A.?s interrogation program.

The Justice Department?s is reviewing a 2002 decision by department officials to send a Canadian citizen to Syria, where he was tortured, American officials said Thursday.

The evidence bears on accusations by a prisoner at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, that he was tortured during interrogation in Morocco.

A top Italian terrorism investigator on Wednesday described the government?s ease in unraveling an alleged C.I.A. operation to kidnap a radical imam.

Amnesty International in a report again urged the United States to close the Guantánamo Bay detention camp.