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What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 244 04.03.2006 BAZ 25 hat das US-Verteidigungsministerium die Identität hunderter Insassen [in] Guantánamo preisgegeben ... [dort] werden etwa 490 Terrorverdächtige grösstenteils seit 4 Jahren festgehalten ... «AP kämpft seit Herbst 2004 um 04.03.2006 Information Clearing House diese Informationen» 25 War on terror' trials could allow evidence obtained through torture - "Your honors, this man has confessed to the attacks of 9-11... the assassina-tions of both Kennedys, Martin Luther King, and Abraham Lincoln!" 04.03.2006 X 25 Iran‘s Interior Minister accused the United States of using its infiltrators in al- Qaeda to carry out terrorist attacks that would serve its interests 06.03.2006 Independant 25 The 5,000 pages of transcripts made public only reveal unclassified information. [Gitmo] detainees and their legal representatives are not allowed to know .. what other evidence the US authorities may have on them 07.03.2006 CBS 25 Brand was facing a court-martial in the deaths of two prisoners. The prisoners were found hanging from chains in their isolation cells. They had been beaten ... Brand told .. what he did wasn‘t torture 12.03.2006 Independant 25 US has asked the British gov. for advice in preparation for closing... [Gitmo] by sending 100s of alleged al-Qa'ida fighters back to their home countries 12.03.2006 Uruknet 25 Almost two years later, Ali Shalal Qaissi's wounds are still raw ... The pic-ture of him standing hooded atop a cardboard box, attached to electrical wires ... became the indelible symbol of the torture at Abu Ghraib 12.03.2006 Uruknet 25 Ali Shalal Qaissi: "I forgive the people who did these things to us, but I want their help in preventing these sorts of atrocities from continuing." 18.03.2006 X 25 Federal District Judge David Trager [NY] has dismissed a lawsuit by a Canadian citizen, Maher Arar, who, during a stopover at Kennedy Airport on the way home to Canada, was kidnapped by CIA agents. Arar was flown to Syria, where he was tortured for nearly a year ... Arar has not been charged with any involvement in terrorism, or anything else 20.03.2006 Asian Times 25 A UN General Assembly vote on establishing the new Human Rights Council ... was 170-4, with the US, Israel, the Marshall Islands and Palau voting against the resolution and with three abstentions 03.04.2006 Guardian 25 Photographs of victims of a secret torture programme operated by British authorities during the early days of the cold war are published for the first time today ... A few were starved or beaten to death, while British soldiers are alleged to have tortured some victims with thumb screws ... The men in the photographs are not Nazis, however, but suspected communists 03.04.2006 Telepolis 25 In dem Verhörzentrum [bei Hannover] wurden zwischen 1945 und 1947 insgesamt 347 Männer und 44 Frauen festgehalten ... Mindestens 2 Häftlinge .. verhungerten, 1 wurde zu Tode geprügelt 04.04.2006 BAZ 25 Insgesamt sechs CIA-Flüge seien in der Schweiz zwischengelandet ... «Guantánamo-Express» sei 2mal in Genf gelandet ... Die Maschine sei im Laufe der Jahre 114-mal [nach] Guantánamo geflogen ... dieselbe Maschine, mit der der Terrorverdächtige Abu Omar aus Mailand nach Ägypten verschleppt worden sei [landete 1* in Genf und 2* in Zürich] 04.04.2006 Raw Story 25 The report includes a lengthy account drawn upon the only public testimony of detainees held at "black sites," that of three Yemeni nationals who "disappeared" in U.S. custody for more than eighteen months but were never charged with any terrorism-related offences 18.04.2006 BAZ 25 Die Atomkatastrophe von Tschernobyl vor 20 Jahren ist laut Greenpeace vermutlich für den Krebstod von mehr als 90'000 Menschen verantwortlich ... [andere Notitz] in der Schweiz als Folge des Reaktorunfalls mit etwa 200 zusätzlichen Krebstodesfällen zu rechnen ist 20.04.2006 BAZ 25 Pentagon hat die Namen von 558 Gefangenen auf .. Guantánamo veröffentlicht 20.04.2006 Pentagon 25 No such list found 20.04.2006 Guardian 25 A chorus of complaints against the Bush adm. erupted after the Pentagon released a previously secret list of the names and nationalities of 558 people held at the U.S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay ... About 490 detainees from about 40 countries are now at the base 21.04.2006 BAZ 25 [Pentagon] verweigert weiterhin die Veröffentlichung der Namen von etwa 140 Gefangenen auf dem Militärstützpunkt Guantánamo. Es handelt sich um jene Inhaftierten, die freigelassen oder in andere Länder überstellt werden sollten
22.04.2006 Huffington Post What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 245 25 Of these 141 detainees among the 490 still at Guantanamo, various military reviews have cleared 22 to be freed in their home countries and the remaining 119 for transfer to the control of their home governments ... remain jailed because the U.S. government has been unable to arrange for their return to their home countries, the Pentagon said 24.04.2006 X 25 firing of the CIA officer who leaked the secret prisons story to Dana Priest... The CIA officer, identified by the Washington Post as one Mary O. McCarthy 25.04.2006 LA Times 25 The Pentagon plans to release ~ 1/3 [141] of those held [in Gitmo] because they pose no threat to U.S. security ... Charges are pending against about two dozen of the remaining prisoners ... Only 10 of the roughly 490 alleged "enemy combatants" currently detained at the facility have been charged; none has been charged with a capital offense ... About 250 detainees have been released since the prison camps were established in 2002 26.04.2006 Guardian 25 The CIA has carried out >1,000 undeclared flights over Eur. territory since 2001, European parliament investigators said today ... incidents in which terror suspects were handed over to US agents did not appear to be isolated ... CIA planes made numerous undeclared stopovers on European territory, violating an international air treaty 28.04.2006 Raw Story 25 US prepares to face UN on torture as Amnesty report blasts 'war crimes' - As of now, the US has yet to prosecute a single official, military officer or private contractor for "torture" or "war crimes" related to its occupations of Iraq and Afghanistan, or the "war on terror" 02.05.2006 Raw Story 25 New Army documents released by the American Civil Liberties Union today reveal that Lieutenant General Ricardo Sanchez ordered interrogators to "go to the outer limits" to get information from detainees. The documents also show that senior government officials were aware of abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan before the Abu Ghraib scandal broke 03.05.2006 BAZ 25 Kofi Annan hat eine neue Strategie zum Kampf gegen Terrorismus vorgestellt. Darin dringt er besonders auf die Einhaltung der Menschenrechte 03.05.2006 Berlingske 25 Guantanamobasen er en svaghed for den amerikansk ledede koalition, fastslår statsminister Fogh Rasmussen ... USA afviser Foghs kritik 09.05.2006 USA today 25 U.S. officials told a U.N. watchdog panel that it forbids all employees from torturing detainees and has improved measures to prevent any mistreatment - Which is why we outsource it 09.05.2006 X 25 The U.S. Army will prohibit water-boarding -- the controversial practice of submerging a prisoner's head in water in an effort to make him talk -- when it issues its new interrogation manual ... [this] wasn't an admission U.S. interrogators had used the technique on detainees during the war on terrorism 10.05.2006 BAZ 25 der britische Generalstaatsanwalt Lord Goldsmith [hat] die USA wegen Guantanamo kritisiert. Das Lager diskreditiere die amerikanische Freiheitstradition und sollte geschlossen werden 12.05.2006 BAZ 25 Im Streit um geheime CIA-Flüge hat sich eine Delegation des Europaparlaments frustriert über die Auskünfte der US- Regierung geäussert ... weder bestätigt noch dementiert, ob sich an Bord der CIA-Flugzeuge mutmassliche Terroristen befunden hätten 12.05.2006 BAZ 25 USA geben dem IKRK weiterhin keinen Zutritt zu allen inhaftierten ausländischen Terrorismus-Verdächtigen 13.05.2006 X 25 US gov. urged a judge to dismiss [Khaled El-Masri's] lawsuit that claims he was kidnapped, imprisoned and tortured by the CIA because the US 16.05.2006 Aljazeera Dubay mistakenly believed he was a terror suspect 25 The Pentagon issued its most extensive list of detainees currently or formerly held at the U.S. detention center in Guantanamo Bay, naming 759 prisoners and their nationalities ... there are "~480" prisoners at [Gitmo], refusing to give a specific number .. A total of 272 detainees have left the prison since 2002 {leaving 487 minus the ~7 dead} 19.05.2006 BAZ 25 El-Masri müsste nachweisen, dass er von der CIA verschleppt und inhaftiert wurde ... Allerdings hielt Richter Thomas Ellis fest, dass El-Masri Wiedergutmachung zustehe, wenn seine Vorwürfe sich als wahr herausstellten. Diese müsse aber von der US-Regierung geleistet werden und könne nicht auf dem Gerichtsweg geltend gemacht werden 19.05.2006 Times 25 A powerful UN panel today made the strongest call yet on the US to close down Guantanamo .. and to disclose the locations of all of its rumoured secret prisons abroad 19.05.2006 BAZ 25 Mehrere der Gefangenen [in Gitmo] hätten in einer Gemeinschaftsunter-kunft die Wachen angegriffen und mit .. Einrichtungsgegenständen auf sie eingeschlagen ... Der Revolte voraus gingen 4 Selbstmordversuche
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