That’s one point of view. Here’s another. UN human rights investigators called on Obama to release the Senate’s CIA torture report. “As a nation that has publicly affirmed its belief that respect for truth advances respect for the rule of law, and as a nation that frequently calls for transparency and accountability in other countries, the United States must rise to meet the standards it has set both for itself and others.”
“If you yield to the CIA’s demands for continued secrecy on this issue, those resisting accountability will surely misuse this decision to bolster their agenda in their own countries.”
Your move Mr. Nobel Peace Prize winner.
That’s one point of view. Here’s another. UN human rights investigators called on Obama to release the Senate’s CIA torture report. “As a nation that has publicly affirmed its belief that respect for truth advances respect for the rule of law, and as a nation that frequently calls for transparency and accountability in other countries, the United States must rise to meet the standards it has set both for itself and others.”
“If you yield to the CIA’s demands for continued secrecy on this issue, those resisting accountability will surely misuse this decision to bolster their agenda in their own countries.”
Your move Mr. Nobel Peace Prize winner.