Britain’s Home Secretary complained to the United Nations on Tuesday that it should support rather than criticize London’s efforts to make it easier to deport foreign militants to countries suspected of using torture. Britain, under pressure to take a tough line against hard-line Islamists after July bombings in London which killed 52 people, has asked Jordan, Egypt, Algeria and others to agree in advance not to torture anybody that London hoped to deport to their country. Full Story
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