Ethical Guidelines for Interrogation

Ethical guidelines for interrogation are principles that ensure questioning methods are respectful, humane, and fair. They prohibit the use of force, threats, or deception that could cause harm or false confessions. Interrogators must respect individuals' rights, including legal protections and dignity, while avoiding any form of coercion or abuse. These guidelines promote honesty, transparency, and accountability, balancing effective investigation with moral responsibility. The goal is to obtain truthful information while respecting human rights and maintaining integrity throughout the process.