James Risen: In Sharp Break from Past, APA Set to Vote on Barring Psychologists from Interrogations
August 7, 2015
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as posted by the channelWe speak with Pulitzer Prizewinning New York Times reporter James Risen, who has extensively reported on the APA’s ties to the CIA and Pentagon’s torture program and is in Toronto to cover the American Psychological Association’s annual meeting. He talks about the significance of today’s scheduled vote by the APA’s Council of Representatives on barring psychologists from participating in interrogations. "It is a very sharp break from their past practices," Risen notes. "It is in response to an investigation that found collusion between psychologists and the Bush administration on interrogations."
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