From torture to de-radicalisation: towards public accountability of secret policies designed to prevent terrorism

From torture to de-radicalisation: towards public accountability of secret policies designed to prevent terrorism

Vian Bakir 4 October 2016 To penetrate walls of official secrecy and eddies of highly selective information provision, civil society might use the proposed benchmark of accountability demands to help navigate…

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