U.S. Involvement in Psychological Torture.
People of Faith & Good Will Respond U.S. Involvement in Psychological Torture.
11, 2011* People ofJanuary Faith & Good Will Respond 6:30pm Reception — 7:00pm Program All Souls Unitarian January 11, 2011* —Church 7:00pm 1157 Avenue, Manhattan AllLexington Souls Unitarian Church Between 79th & 8th Streets 1157 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan Take the to 77th & Lexington station
Panel Presentations:
Between 79th & 8th Streets
Pardiss Kebriaei — Center for Constitutional Rights Panel Presentations: Bruce Knotts — Unitarian Universalists Office of the United Nations Pardiss Kebriaei — Center for Constitutional Rights Katherine Porterfield, Ph.D. — Bellevue/NYU Program for Survivors of torture Bruce Knotts — Unitarian Universalists Office of the United Nations How has the U.S. used Psychological Torture? Katherine Howhas the isU.S. Psychological Torture? What theused impact of Psychological Torture? What isHow the has impact Torture?the standing the of usePsychological of torture impacted How has use of impacted community? the standing of the U.S. of the U.S. in torture the international in the international community? WHAT MUST WE DO IN RESPONSE?
WHAT MUST WE DO IN RE-
* January 11, 2011 is the 9th anniversary of the * January is the 9th anniversary of the opening 11, of 2011 Guantanamo, and the second anniopening Guantanamo, and the second anniversary ofofthe date set by President Obama to versary of the date set by President Obama to close Guantanamo. close Guantanamo.
Sponsored by:
Metro New York Religious Campaign Against Torture & The National Religious Campaign Against Torture Event Host: Peace and Justice Task Force of All Souls Unitarian Church
For more info:
[email protected] or Rev. Mark C. Hallinan, S.J. 212-774-5500 mnyrcat.org
