there s all kinds of unfortunate overlap that seemed to press the apa to support military policy, uncritically and sometimes perhaps behind-the-scenes. amy: then human rights watch accuses the saudi-led coalition of dropping banned cluster bombs manufactured and supplied by the united states near rebel-held villages in yemen. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. the british-based syrian observatory for human rights has accused the u.s.-led coalition of killing 64 civilians in an airstrike on a syrian village controlled by the self-proclaimed islamic state. the group said 31 children were among those killed late last week near the northern city of kobani in what it called the worst civilian loss from a single attack since the united states launched its campaign against isil. the pentagon says it is still assessing whether it should open an investigation, but denied there was any information to s
the atrocities produced in situations where ordinary people kill large number s of civilians as occurred in the vietnam war and which i wrote about, that continues to haunt us in our war fighting in iraq and afghanistan. we learned, or should learn from, what we have done and what others have done to us. amy: for the hour. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. dozens of people were killed across yemen on wednesday in one of the worst days of fighting so far. the heaviest violence was seen in the southern port city of aden where those were killed kind of fleet and to the north 35 civilians were killed by an airstrike. speaking during a visit to saudi arabia, secretary of state john kerry said the situation in yemen is dire. we are deeply concerned about the humanitarian situation that is unfolding in yemen, shortages of feud and best food and fuel and medicine. the situation is getting more dir
co-authors of the new report all the president s psychologists: the american psychological association s secret complicity with the white house and u.s. intelligence community in support of the cia s enhanced interrogation program. there s all kinds of unfortunate overlap that seemed to press the apa to support military policy, uncritically and sometimes perhaps behind-the-scenes. amy: then human rights watch accuses the saudi-led coalition of dropping banned cluster bombs manufactured and supplied by the united states near rebel-held villages in yemen. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. the british-based syrian observatory for human rights has accused the u.s.-led coalition of killing 64 civilians in an airstrike on a syrian village controlled by the self-proclaimed islamic state. the group said 31 children were among those killed late last week near the northern city of kobani in what i
known psychiatrists, robert jay lifton. for the past five decades, he has written extensively on the psychological dimensions of war, from the u.s. atomic bombing of hiroshima, to doctors who aided nazi crimes, to nuclear war. the atrocities produced in situations where ordinary people kill large number s of civilians as occurred in the vietnam war and which i wrote about, that continues to haunt us in our war fighting in iraq and afghanistan. we learned, or should learn from, what we have done and what others have done to us. amy: for the hour. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. dozens of people were killed across yemen on wednesday in one of the worst days of fighting so far. the heaviest violence was seen in the southern port city of aden where those were killed kind of fleet and to the north 35 civilians were killed by an airstrike. speaking during a visit to saudi arabia, secretary of st