The International Committee of the Red Cross has access to military prisons and war zones around the world. It ensures that prisoners aren't being tortured through a strict -- some say overly rigid -- adherence to the principle of "neutrality". From Guantanamo Bay to Darfur, Kojo explores the role of the ICRC.
http://thekojonnamdishow.org/shows/2006-09-25/red-cross-neutrality
Red Cross Neutrality
Listen Monday, Sep. 25, 2006 at 1:06 p.m. in Conflict, Disaster, PoliticsGuests
Simon Schorno
U.S. Spokesman, International Committee of the Red Cross
Steve Hansch
Fellow, Georgetown Institute for the Study of International Migration; Adjunct Faculty Instructor, American University
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