Torture, Power, and Law
- 340 Seiten
- 12 Lesestunden
Exploring the complex moral and legal dimensions of the torture debate in the context of terrorism, this book delves into the philosophical arguments surrounding the justification of torture. It examines the implications of such practices on human rights and the rule of law, offering a nuanced perspective on the ethical dilemmas faced by societies confronting terrorism. Through rigorous analysis, it challenges readers to consider the balance between security and morality in contemporary discourse.
