waterboarding
waterboarding
definition
noun
Under the argument above, either incarceration is torture or waterboarding is not.
an interrogation technique simulating the experience of drowning, in which a person is strapped, face up, to a board that slopes downward at the head, while large quantities of water are poured over the face into the breathing passages.
example
The review questioned the effectiveness of harsh interrogation methods employed by CIA interrogators, such as 'waterboarding' .
As far as I can tell you are attempting to redefine torture to exclude 'waterboarding' and sleep deprivation.
It now is American government policy that 'waterboarding' is torture.
I've always been on the fence about whether 'waterboarding' constituted torture.
Under the argument above, either incarceration is torture or 'waterboarding' is not.
Amnesty International once again show their true political colours in a campaign ad against the practice of 'waterboarding' .
They depicted the use of "enhanced" interrogation techniques against two of three men known to have faced 'waterboarding' by the CIA.
She couldn't seem to explain when or where she had or possibly had not been told about 'water-boarding' back in 2002 or perhaps 2003.
In my mind, since the Spanish Inquisition, 'water-boarding' has been torture.
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