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The legal aftermath of produced a patchwork of settlements, narrow judicial wins, and governments framing payments as humanitarian rather than admissions of guilt; high-profile reparations included a ...
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...
and concluded that was a umbrella program (1953–mid-1960s) that funded research into drugs and , including experiments that in some cases used unwitting or nonconsenting human subjects and produced ab...
The Church Committee’s 1975–76 exposés of programs such as MKULTRA forced a cascade of institutional and legal reforms aimed at preventing abuses—including non‑consensual human experimentation—by stre...