Posted by: Carlos Hurworth on: September 3, 2009
In Anthony Burgess’s classic novel, one of the main characters and our narrator is reduced to A clockwork Orange – a man unable to exercise his own free will – through the use of a closely monitored but controversial technique, touted as the solution to juvenile delinquency and in the case of the story, as [...]
Posted by: Carlos Hurworth on: August 26, 2009
In the quickly ebbing and flowing wake of investigations into British and American intelligence operations with regard to terror suspects and detainees, accusations of illegal and undisclosed means of interrogation are becoming rife.
From the MI5 to the CIA, investigations are being leaked, reports are being published and legal proceedings are taking place.
The Uk Guardian’s front [...]
