Bush signs controversial anti-terrorism law

Bush signs anti-terrorism law authorising harsh interrogation

Last updated: October 18, 2006 | 01:00

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The bill comes after a Supreme Court ruling in June which found that military tribunals set up to prosecute detainees atGuantanamoBay violated US and international law.

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Bush signs controversial anti-terrorism law

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