Index: Rendition

The following is a list of incidents involving an extraordinary rendition, which is the practice of sending detainees to countries in which torture is routinely used in interrogation. Critics have suggested this amounts to torture by proxy. The US government continues to deny that the purpose of sending detainees to countries where they can be tortured is to torture them.

• 06-2005: Rumours of secret detainees including on U.S. warships
• 06-2005: Italy arrests CIA agents for extraordinary renditions
• 04-2005: Report, HRW: Torture of detainees renditioned Egypt
• 06-2004: Memo, Murry: Renditions to Uzbekistan
• 12-2003: Incident: el-Masri kidnapped in Macedonia, detained in Afghanistan
• 06-2003: Media: rendition of detainees
• 03-2003: The Dark Place, Pakistan
• 03-2003: Media: Detainees finger-nails torn out after rendition to Egypt
• 01-2003: Media: German citizen sited by fellow detainee in Syria, claims abuse, possible torture
• 12-2002: Media: stress and duress, renditions, abuse
• 11-2002: Objections to rendition within FBI
• 09-2002: Incident: Arar is detained at New York's JFK airport, sent to Syria, tortured
• 05-2002: Incident: Almaki arrested in Damascus, tortured in Syria
• 04-2002: Incident: Benyam Mohammed renditioned, tortured
• 12-2001: Incident: Ahmed Agiza renditioned to Egypt
• 12-2001: Incident: Muhammad al-Zery renditioned to Egypt
• 10-2001: Incident: Zamar travels to Morocco, detained by US authorities
• 10-2001: Incident: Habib detained by US authorities in Pakistan