Essays on Torture

In the 1982 article “The Case for Torture,” Michael Levin argues for why torture should be “morally mandatory” in a variety of situations related to terrorist intelligence. Levin’s strongest bottom line is that he believes torture should (and must) be used to “prevent future evils”...

A journalist resource (2017) stated that: ‘During the George W. Bush administration, the CIA employed what it called ‘enhanced interrogation techniques’ on detainees around the world. This included waterboarding (simulated drowning), sleep deprivation to the point of hallucination, beatings, sexual humiliation, and threats to hurt...

Torture, as defined by Dr. Maureen Ramsay, is described as act by which severe pain or suffering whether physical or mental, is intentionally inflicted on a person for such purposes as obtaining from him or a third party information or confession, punishing him for an...

Torture is the act of causing severe pain physically or psychologically to others with the intention of obtaining information or getting confessions. This process of punishment has been carried out by individuals throughout history from ancient times to modern day. From being thrown into a...

The definition of torture is split. The malleability of the term “serious pain or distress” in the heart of this definition has created the condition in which the reality agrees on these texts but may not agree on their meaning. This “I remember it when...

That is a true story that came about in Japan in 1988. A 17-year vintage female named Furuta Junko was kidnapped after which tortured with the aid of four boys with a very inconceivable manner and in the end demise after forty-four days. these horrifying...

Introduction Torture is an insidious practice and has been defined as an act by which severe pain or suffering, whether physical or mental, is intentionally inflicted on a person for such purposes as obtaining information or a confession. U.S courts have consistently condemned the use...

“Human rights are rights inherent to all human being, whatever our nationality, place of residence, sex, national or ethnic origin, color, religion, language, or any other status. We are equally entitled to our human rights without discrimination.” However, in places such as Saudi Arabia, “Research...

Introduction What is torture? It is punishment inflicted through means of severe methods meant to cause severe pain in exchange for valuable information or a sadistic action taken by others to exert power. What are war crimes? It is an act carried out during war...

World powers in their race of increasing power and influence, are exploiting the resourceful or strategically significant states and destabilizing them in a very systematic way. They consider it right to interfere in other state’s internal matters, in the name of counter-terrorism strategy, and by...

The tortures of Garcin, Inez, and Estelle each other. After being escorted to the room by the valet, they all remark on where the torturer. Garcin asks the valet where the torturer is and the valet states that there is none. Inez makes a similar...