Shue argues that an inherent difficulty with interrogational torture is that victims have no way of convincingly demonstrating they cannot comply with the torturer's demands even when compliance is impossible.

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Henry Shue indeed argues that a significant problem with interrogational torture is that the victim cannot convincingly show that they are unable to comply with the torturer's demands, even if it is impossible for them to do so. This creates a situation where the torture can continue indefinitely, as the torturer may not believe the victim's claims of inability to comply.

Shue Argues That an Inherent Difficulty with Interrogational Torture Is