German man sues CIA over rendition captivity claim
A German man, Khaled al-Masri, sues alleging mistaken identity led to his abduction and torture in Afghanistan after being seized as a terrorism suspect. He says Macedonian authorities handed him to the CIA on New Year’s Eve 2003 and he endured months in custody.
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Public divided on torture in terrorism cases across nations
AP Ipsos poll finds 61 percent of Americans approve torture in rare cases while 9 in 10 in South Korea and about half in France and Britain consent. Spain and Italy oppose. The survey covers the United States eight allies amid reports of CIA prisons and secret interrogations.
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