This thread has another vivid example, with doctors and capital punishment, which is a hugely partisan issue.
At some point we're going to hit No True Scotsman, aren't we?
At some point we're going to hit No True Scotsman, aren't we?
And it is a rare corner case. Overall, there are plenty of doctors across the political spectrum. I mention this because the ethics proposed in "Never Again" are not like that. They would need to be changed quite significantly to be. That's the issue here.
>"Any interrogation process that...requires a health professional to monitor the actual procedure, must have inherent health risks" and is thus "contrary to international law."[0]
Torture is unfortunately political in America, with the president-elect and many on the right supporting it. And it's another thing an ethics board is standing against.
[0]: https://www.propublica.org/article/medical-personnel-and-int...