Thomas Karat, behavioral analyst  In January 2019 the British government announced that it would pay one million pounds to thirty-three Cypriots who said they had been tortured in British custody during the uprising of 1955 to 1959. The statement that accompanied the money contained a sentence that readers in Nairobi would have recognised. The settlement, … Continue reading Settle, deny, seal: Britain’s formula for colonial torture, from Kenya to Cyprus — 1