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Victims and families of MKUltra and the Montreal "depatterning" experiments have won a handful of modest payments and some court permissions to proceed with litigation, but not broad, sustained judgme...
A series of civil actions and government payouts followed revelations that Dr. Ewen Cameron’s experiments at McGill University were funded by the CIA as part of MK‑ULTRA: a landmark U.S. lawsuit by fo...
Victims of the MKUltra “Montreal experiments” have received a patchwork of financial redress over decades: a small U.S. settlement in the 1980s and multiple Canadian out‑of‑court payments in the late ...
Survivors and families of MKULTRA-era experiments have sought redress through criminal and civil investigations, congressional inquiries, administrative outreach, out‑of‑court settlements and recent c...
Survivors of -funded pursued a patchwork of legal actions from the 1970s into the 2020s that produced a handful of settlements, some court-ordered awards, many dismissals, and — most recently — the au...
The litigation arc over Project MKULTRA was decisively shaped in the United States by the Supreme Court’s 1985 decision in CIA v. Sims, which entrenched broad FOIA deference to the CIA and narrowed vi...