Brew Crime is back with the latest theme of Government Agencies. This week JT brings you information of the things that the CIA has been involved with.

Sources

ACLU. (n.d.). The Senate torture report: Executive summary, findings, and conclusion. American Civil Liberties Union.    

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre. (2024). Abu Ghraib Verdict: Iraqi Torture Survivors Win Landmark Case as Jury Holds Private Contractor CACI Liable.    

Central Intelligence Agency. (n.d.). The Bay of Pigs invasion. CIA.gov.    

Central Intelligence Agency. (n.d.). Ten fascinating CIA missions. CIA.gov.    

Central Intelligence Agency. (n.d.). CIA contributions to modern technology: 75 years. CIA.gov.    

CBC News. (1980). The secret CIA mind control project. CBC Archives.    

History, Art & Archives. (n.d.). The National Security Act of 1947. U.S. House of Representatives.    

History, Art & Archives. (n.d.). The Bay of Pigs Invasion. U.S. Department of State.    

PBS NewsHour. (2014). The CIA torture report: What you need to know. Public Broadcasting Service.    

TIME Magazine. (2007). The Abu Ghraib Cases: Not Yet Over.    

U.S. House of Representatives. (n.d.). The National Security Act of 1947.    

U.S. Senate. (n.d.). The Church Committee: Senate Select Committee to Study Governmental Operations with Respect to Intelligence Activities.    

University of Manchester. (n.d.). 70 years ago: An Anglo-US coup.    

University of Maryland, Baltimore County. (n.d.). The Cold War: Coup d’état in Guatemala.    

Wikipedia. (n.d.). 1953 Iranian coup d'état.    

Wikipedia. (n.d.). Enhanced interrogation techniques.    

Wikipedia. (n.d.). Operation CHAOS.    

Wikipedia. (n.d.). Richard Helms.    

Wikipedia. (n.d.). U.S. Senate report on CIA torture.

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