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On June 14, 2016, in response to this lawsuit, the CIA released which include numerous new facts and details, vividly depicting the brutality of torture. The documents reveal attempts by Bush administration lawyers to evade the absolute prohibitions on torture and abuse of prisoners. They include new records about the torture and death of Gul Rahman at a secret CIA prison in Afghanistan in 2002; the draft of a letter from the CIA to the attorney general requesting that the Justice Department for torture; and a CIA inspector general report finding that the kidnapping and torture of German citizen Khalid El-Masri was a case of mistaken identity. New documents also reveal how hard — including by seeking to silence its victims.

Following years of litigation and advocacy by the ÀÏ°ÄÃÅ¿ª½±½á¹û, the government released over 100,000 pages of documents concerning the of detainees by the CIA and Department of Defense. These records are indexed and searchable through our . Information about related cases, including our FOIA lawsuit demanding the release of the full SSCI report, is available here.