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Torturing Children: Bush’s Legacy And Democracy’s Failure

Torturing Children: Bush’s Legacy And Democracy’s Failure

… and two U.S. soldiers. He was immediately arrested by the local Afghan police, who tortured him and consequently elicited a confession from him. An Afghan Attorney General in a letter to the U.S. government claimed that Jawad was 12 years-old when captured, indicating that he was still in primary school …

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