An Irreparably Damaged Life : CIA Kidnapping Victim Khaled el-Masri 20 Years On

Almost two decades ago, the CIA abducted and tortured Khaled el-Masri, a German citizen whom the intelligence service mistakenly believed to be a terrorist. He is still suffering from the consequences today. Many questions about his case remain unanswered, also for the German government.

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