Hidden in plain sight | Unsung developments of 2006 | Martha Bayles
THE FORMER Soviet dissident Vladimir Bukovsky describes torture not as an "interrogation practice" or "necessary tool" but as a "temptation" and "scourge." (Full article: 273 words)
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