"The Torture Papers" is a collection of documents that reveal the United States government's involvement in the use of torture during the War on Terror. Compiled by legal experts, these papers include memos, reports, and other materials that detail the policies and practices employed by U.S. officials in the treatment of detainees. The documents highlight the legal justifications and ethical implications surrounding the use of enhanced interrogation techniques. They have sparked significant debate about human rights, accountability, and the impact of such practices on both national and international law.