George Washington Law Review / Oxford University Press / /
Continent
America / /
Country
South Africa / Peru / Sudan / Egypt / Sri Lanka / Thailand / Colombia / Indonesia / Kenya / Turkey / Russia / United States / Syria / Canada / Nigeria / United Kingdom / China / Morocco / Israel / India / / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
King’s College / University of Bedfordshire / / /
IndustryTerm
law enforcement context / law-enforcement / ordinary law-making processes / human rights law / law enforcement / legal systems / /
MedicalCondition
seizure / /
NaturalFeature
Guantánamo Bay / /
Organization
See Human Rights Committee / Supreme Court / University of Bedfordshire / King’s College London / REDRESS TRUST / Military Commission / Congress / UN Security Council / U.S. Congress / United Nations / To Civil Society / Security Council / European Union / Oxford University / /
Person
Neha Srivastava / Lynn Welchman / Pietro Palumbo / Helena Bullock / Martin Scheinin / Abdulrahman Felemban / Silvia Borelli / Divya Iyer / Dominique Mystris / Marwa Qari / Diane Douzillé / Amy Patrick / Bush / Lutz Oette / Mary Johnson / Obama / / /
Position
President / General / Professor / executive / Attorney General / presiding officer / lawyer / Visiting Lecturer / /
EXTRAORDINARY MEASURES, PREDICTABLE CONSEQUENCES: SECURITY LEGISLATION AND THE PROHIBITION OF TORTURE September 2012