In the book, it emphasizes that natural rights are moral rights. “According to [John] Locke, we must each be free to act without threat or hindrance to our lives, health, liberty, and property” (193.) While pursuing the Torture Lite, our health and liberty are being violated by the acts of others. According to International Law “Torture is not an act in itself, or specific type of acts, but it is the legal qualification of an event or behavior, based on the comprehensive assessment of this event or behavior.” The torture lite is a way to use traditional forms of torture to get into the cognitive part of one’s brain. This is considered a form of interrogation. These forms of torture, though, can hinder one’s health, not only physically, but
