Liu Jing
Abstract
Interrogation by torture, as a serious infringement upon human rights, has long been prohibited, but has not terminated. It has been common all over the country and even run wild. In this article a superficial analysis has been made concerning with the legal causes existed in the course of interrogation by torture.
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Interrogation by torture, as a serious infringement upon human rights, has long been prohibited, but has not terminated. It has been common all over the country and even run wild. In this article a superficial analysis has been made concerning with the legal causes existed in the course of interrogation by torture.
Key concepts: Interrogation, Torture, Law, Human rights, Criminology, Political science, Psychology