Posted on 21/07/07
Bush's ban on torture fails to quell rights furor
WASHINGTON -- Facing sharp criticism at home and abroad, President George W. Bush signed an executive order giving interrogators new rules on the treatment of suspected terrorists in the U.S. detention program, but the measures failed to quell criticism that the White House condones torture.
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