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The Legacy of Iraq From the 2003 War to the 'Islamic State' Edited by Benjamin Isakhan " The cancerous nature of torture. It is vital to examine this issue while taking into account the long-term and widespread impact of torture. Researchers have long known the cancerous nature of torture. It spreads in unforeseeable ways Torture does not cease at geographical borders. Luk Vervaet (2010) argues that the techniques used in Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay appear to have also been used in European police stations and US domestic prisons… " https://edinburghuniversitypress.com/book-the-legacy-of-iraq.html Trapped in the Carceral Net: Race, Gender, and the “War on Terror” *  Yasmin Jiwani Concordia University, Canada " Similarly, Luke Vervaet (2010), in his discussion of Belgium and other European prisons, argues that it is Arab men and Roma women that suffer higher rates of incarceration in Europe, and further, that the abuse they are su