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What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 248 07.09.2006 Guardian 25 Bush acknowledged for the first time the existence of a secret CIA prison network, and said the mastermind of [9/11] .. had been transferred to Guantánamo Bay [Khalid Sheikh Mohammed] 07.09.2006 SMH 25 Secret jails too useful to close, says Bush - CIA's interrogation techniques in the secret prisons were tough, but the prisons would not be closed because the system was needed to get vital information that could stop major terrorist attacks 08.09.2006 Guardian 25 Europe's human rights watchdog called for monitoring of CIA agents operating in .. European countries, after Bush's admission that the US had detained terrorist suspects in secret prisons 09.09.2006 Wash_Times 25 Bush adm. cautioned countries with secret CIA prisons in their territory against disclosing the sites' existence, even as the Eur. Parl. renewed its demand that its members come clean if they host such detention centers. The State Dept. urged the countries that host CIA prisons to keep quiet, because the administration wants the practice to continue and "certain aspects" of it should not be discussed 11.09.2006 Welt 25 Die Bundeskanzlerin wiederholt zum Jahrestag des Anschlags auch ihre Kritik an CIA-Gefängnissen. US-Botschafter Timken hingegen wirft den Europäern vor, die Terrorgefahr zu unterschätzen 12.09.2006 Wash Post 25 CIA counterterrorism officers have signed up in growing numbers for a gov.reimbursed, private insurance plan that would pay their civil judgments and legal expenses if they are sued or charged with criminal wrongdoing ... The White House contends the methods were legal, but some CIA officers have worried privately that they may have violated international law or domestic criminal statutes 12.09.2006 Blick.ch 25 Die Mitarbeiter der CIA in der Schweiz sind getarnt als Angestellte der US- Botschaft in Bern, als Mitarbeiter der Genfer US-Mission der Uno und im American Center in Zürich 16.09.2006 Independent 25 President Bush defended his proposals to give CIA interrogators a free rein in their treatment of terror suspects ... "it's vital that the folks on the front line have the tools necessary to protect the American people" 17.09.2006 X 25 Colin Powell endorsed efforts by three Republican senators to block President Bush's plan to authorize harsh interrogations of terror suspects 18.09.2006 Yahoo 25 US war prisons legal vacuum for 14,000 - Captured on battlefields, pulled from beds at midnight, grabbed off streets as suspected insurgents, tens of thousands now have passed through U.S. detention, the vast majority in Iraq. Many say they were caught up in US military sweeps, often interrogated around the clock, then released months or years later without apology, compensation or any word on why they were taken. 70-90% of the Iraq detentions in 2003 were "mistakes," US officers once told ICRC 19.09.2006 BAZ 25 Dick Marty kann in der CIA- Affäre weiter ermitteln. Die Justizkommission des Europarats verlängerte sein Mandat 19.09.2006 Guardian 25 Corporal Donald Payne pleads guilty to inhumanely treating civilians held in Iraq ... linked to the death of an Iraqi civilian who was in British custody ... doctors carrying out a post-mortem on Musa's body discovered 93 injuries 19.09.2006 X 25 Bush's Bulldog Hughes Says Geneva Conventions Need Clarification. For 57 Years the World Has Understood them Just Fine 20.09.2006 ABC 25 The CIA maintains its interrogation techniques are in legal guidance with the Justice Department. And current and former CIA officers tell ABC News there is a presidential finding, signed in 2002, by President Bush, Condoleezza Rice and then-Attorney General John Ashcroft approving the techniques, including water boarding 22.09.2006 Wash Post 25 White House and dissident Senate Republicans reached a tentative accord on legislation that Bush said would provide for continued tough interrogations of terrorism suspects by the CIA at secret detention sites 22.09.2006 BBC 25 The compromise over the interrogation and trial of terrorist suspects reached by the Bush adm. and leading Republican senators is one that offers some greater protection for prisoners but still leaves them open to tough questioning and to military commissions that do not follow civilian rules of evidence 23.09.2006 LA Times 25 We don't torture detainees, Bush has repeatedly insisted; we just make use of lawful "alternative procedures" of interrogation - every American soldier captured henceforward can expect precisely what we're doing to 'detainees'
What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 249 24.09.2006 Wash Post 25 The contracts call for the companies to provide outside instructors who would train "selected enlisted soldiers in the skills and knowledge required to perform . . . tactical human intelligence collection," said a government notice - that's what they're calling torture these days: Tactical human intelligence collection 27.09.2006 X 25 It wasn't Adolph Hitler who paid the price for WW II and his illegal war of aggression, it was the German people. We simply cannot torture and murder people on a wholesale basis without paying the butcher's bill 28.09.2006 Asian Times 25 while the emptying of Abu Ghraib made the news everywhere, the filling of Camp Cropper made no news at all. And yet it turns out that Camp Cropper .. has now become a US$60 million "state-of-the-art" prison. The upgrade, on the drawing boards since 2004, was just completed and hardly a word has been written about it 29.09.2006 CNS 25 ACLU accused US gov. past and present of honing torture tactics in American prisons before they were allegedly implemented in terrorist detention centers in Afghanistan, Iraq and Guantanamo 29.09.2006 Berlingske 25 Venstre: Et skridt i den rigtige retning ... Socialdemokraterne og Amnesty International mener derimod, at Bush-regeringen direkte undergraver menneskerettighederne 29.09.2006 NY Times 25 Senate Approves Broad New Rules to Try Detainees - The vote was 65 to 34 ... broaden the definition of enemy combatants beyond the traditional definition used in wartime, to include noncitizens living legally in the US as well as those in foreign countries and anyone determined to be an enemy combatant under criteria defined by the president or secretary of defense {legalized when you ask Bush et al. about 9/11} 29.09.2006 Telepolis 25 Das Weiße Haus konnte sich mit dem neuen Gesetz Military Commissions Act of 2006, das den Umgang mit verdächtigen Terroristen und die Einsetzung von Militärgerichten regelt, sowohl im Repräsentantenhaus als auch im Senat durchsetzen ... Auffällig ist jedoch, wie ruhig sich die EU und die eur. Reg. verhalten, wenn der große Bruder Menschenrechte und int. Abkommen verletzt 29.09.2006 Uruknet 25 This Is What Waterboarding Looks Like 29.09.2006 San Francisco Chronicle 25 Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, who is defending President Bush's antiterrorism tactics in multiple court battles, said Friday that federal judges should not substitute their personal views for the president's judgments in wartime - a small memo to Attorney General Gonzales: only Congress can declare war: Congress did not do so with either Afghanistan or Iraq 29.09.2006 Scoop.nz 25 Pinochet Also Thought He Could "Legalize" Torture 30.09.2006 Guardian 25 The Bush adm. faced a raft of legal challenges to a sweeping new regime for Guantánamo that would deny court oversight to detainees in the war on 01.10.2006 San Francisco Chronicle terror, and would bar prosecution of US personnel for war crimes 25 the law .. allows the president to identify enemies, imprison them indefinitely and interrogate them -- albeit with a ban on the harshest treatment -- beyond the reach of the full court reviews traditionally afforded criminal defendants and ordinary prisoners 02.10.2006 Prison Planet 25 Under this bill, the president or his designee can simply decide that someone poses a threat, call them an unlawful enemy combatant, and lock them away. Yes, they are entitled to a determination by the Combatant Status Review Tribunal of whether they in fact meet the definition of unlawful enemy combatant. But the law doesn't impose a time limit. The government could simply postpone that hearing indefinitely, and the detainee would have the status of "awaiting such determination," and not be given access to federal court 02.10.2006 Antiwar 25 The compromise legislation authorizes the president to seize American citizens as enemy combatants, even if they have never left the US. And once thrown into military prison, they cannot expect a trial by their peers or any 06.10.2006 Information Clearing House other of the normal protections of the Bill of Rights 25 Savaged by dogs, Electrocuted With Cattle Prods, Burned By Toxic Chemicals, Does such barbaric abuse inside US jails explain the horrors .. in Iraq? 06.10.2006 BAZ 25 Menschenrechtsorganisation zufolge hat es möglicherweise auch auf deutschem Boden ein geheimes Gefängnis der CIA gegeben 07.10.2006 Raw Story 25 Guards at Guantanamo Bay bragged about beating detainees and described it as common practice, a Marine sergeant said in a sworn statement 08.10.2006 Seattle Times 25 The Navy lawyer who took the Guantánamo case of Osama bin Laden's driver to the US Supreme Court — and won — has been passed over for promotion by the Pentagon and must soon leave the military
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