Recently, there has been some controversy as to the usage of renditions by the United States, particularly with regard to the alleged transfer of suspected terrorists to countries known to employ harsh interrogation techniques that may rise to the level of torture, purportedly with the knowledge or acquiescence of the United States.” Ibid., at p. i.  In a recent United Kingdom case involving expulsion, the House of Lords ruled that evidence which had, or might have been obtained under torture was inadmissible in any proceedings.
En fin de compte, l'ONU, par la voie d'un comité spécial, à décidé que la question relevait des affaires intérieures de l'Ouganda et n'est pas intervenue. » (références omises) John L. III Bonee, « Caesar Augustus and the Flight of the Asians: the International Legal Implications of the Asian Expulsion from Uganda during 1972 », International Lawyer, vol. 8, no 1, 1974, p. 144.