New York Times · 21 November 2001

CP-2001-029

Israel Denies Groups’ Charge That It Is Torturing Detainees

Elizabeth Olson

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Transcribed from the clipping

“Appearing before a United Nations committee, Israel defended itself today against accusations by Amnesty International… Elizabeth Hodgkin, a representative of Amnesty International, said the organization’s investigation found increased incidences of torture.”

Context added by this archive

Two years after the Supreme Court ruling and the structure is unchanged: a charge, a denial, and the denial in the headline. Twenty-four years after the first one in this archive.

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"Israel Denies Groups’ Charge That It Is Torturing Detainees," New York Times, 21 November 2001. Covering Palestine archive, CP-2001-029. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-2001-029

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