Bei Google Video gibt es die Dokumentation „Ghosts of Abu Ghraib“ zu sehen, die der Frage nachgeht, aus welchen Gründen und Motiven unauffällige, „normalen“ Frauen und Männern fähig waren, Menschen im amerikanischen Gefangenenlager Abu Ghraib zu foltern.
[Direktlink zu „Ghosts of Abu Graib“ bei Google Video]The familiar and disturbing pictures of torture at Iraq’s Abu Ghraib prison raise many troubling questions: How did torture become an accepted practice at Abu Ghraib? Did U.S. government policies make it possible? How much damage has the aftermath of Abu Ghraib had on America’s credibility as a defender of freedom and human rights around the world? Acclaimed filmmaker Rory Kennedy looks beyond the headlines to investigate the psychological and political context in which torture occurred.
