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US Senate Calls on DoJ to Declassify Haspel's Role in CIA Torture Program
US Senate Calls on DoJ to Declassify Haspel's Role in CIA Torture Program
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WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - The US Department of Justice should give to US senators access to a classified document, also known as the Durham Report, containing... 11.05.2018, Sputnik International
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US Senate Calls on DoJ to Declassify Haspel's Role in CIA Torture Program
03:50 GMT 11.05.2018 (Updated: 12:06 GMT 06.08.2022) WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - The US Department of Justice should give to US senators access to a classified document, also known as the Durham Report, containing information about CIA Director nominee Gina Haspel's role in the interrogation program, Sen. Jeff Flake said in a letter.
"I respectfully request that the Durham Report be made available for every Senator to review in the proper setting as soon as possible," Flake wrote in the letter on Thursday.
In 2005, the CIA destroyed videotapes exposing interrogations of terror suspects in a secret prison in Thailand. The Justice Department launched a probe into this matter three years later and issued the Durham Report upon its conclusion.
However, the report has been made available only for members of the Intelligence Committee.
Flake stressed in the letter senators should be able to examine the document before casting a vote on Haspel's nomination.
During her Senate hearing on Wednesday, Haspel promised that the so-called detention and interrogation program would not resume under her leadership. She has been accused of having allowed waterboarding when she managed the Thai "black site" in 2002.
The Senate Intelligence Committee is expected to vote on Haspel's nomination next week.
