Volume 11, Issue 2 (2008)
New York City Law Review
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Preventing Torture: An Introduction to the Symposium Issue
Lisa Davis
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Opening Remarks: General Comment No. 2
Felice D. Gaer
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Preventing Torture: Implications of Cat General Common No. 2: Keynote
Albie Sachs
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Remarks on the Convention against Torture's General Comment No. 2
Theodore van Boven
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Prescribing a Legal Methodology for the Prevention of Torture
Peter Weiss
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Gender Violence as Torture: The Contribution of CAT General Comment No. 2
Rhonda Copelon
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Eradication of Torture: The Imperatives of Gender and Education
Betty A. Reardon
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De-Torturing the Logic: The Contribution of CAT General Comment 2 to the Debate over Extraordinary Rendition Remarks
Margaret L. Satterthwaite
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Extraterritorial Applicability to the Convention Against Torture Remarks
Walter Kalin
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Destroying Minds: Psychological Pain and the Crime of Torture
Nora Sveaass
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The Compatibility of Intelligence Gathering, Interrogation, and Preventing Torture
Steven M. Kleinman
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Implementing "Torture Lite": An Army Interrogator's First-Hand Account
Tony Lagouranis
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Sexual Torture as a Crime Under International Criminal and Humanitarian Law
Patricia Viseur Sellers
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Reflections on Committee Against Torture General Comment No. 2
Nigel Rodley
Article
Holding the U.S. Accountable: How American Health Care Fails to Meet International Human Rights Standards
Jeanne Connolly Carmalt
Comments
A Plan C for Plan B: A Feminist Legal Response to the Ways in Which Behind-the-Counter Emergency Contraception Fails Women
Amanda L. Allen
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A Boy of Boise: In Defense of Idaho's Most Famous Toe-Tapper
Alana Chazan
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Cruel Distinctions of the I.N.A.'s Material Support Bar
Courtney Schusheim