A United Nations report says Libya's rebels are holding about 7000 detainees without access to legal process. The report has been prepared for the UN security council ahead of the scheduled November 28 debate on the country. Al Jazeera's Anita McNaught reports from Misrata, where she gained access to one of prisons holding these detainees.
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German Guantanamo detainee Murat Kurnaz has publicly spoken about being subjected to electroshock torture, lethal beatings and humiliation during his years of unlawful detention. In an exclusive interview with Russia Today news network on Monday, the former detainee said he was held at the Guantanamo Bay detention camp for five years before being released without charges. Kurnaz went on to say that Americans have not apologized for his years of torment at the notorious detainment facility, and he doesn't think they would ever do so. He further explained that he was arrested in Pakistan in 2001, and turned to the Americans after he had visited a school run by Tablighi Jamaat -- a religious movement hated by the al-Qaeda and the Taliban for its non-political stature -- in the Asian country. Kurnaz had earlier become familiar with Pakistan-based Tablighi Jamaat movement through its assistance to homeless people and youth, who had problems with drugs. He added that when he got booked, Pakistani forces didn't tell him anything about what was going on. "They didn't tell me that they were looking for terrorists or whatever. They said we're just going to check your passport. I didn't know at that time they get a bounty of $3000 for each person. Not under my name, but for anyone turned over to the Americans as terrorist they get $3000, and $3000 in Pakistan is a lot of money," Kurnaz said. He noted that after being transferred to Kandahar in Afghanistan, he witnessed all kinds of <b>...</b>
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According to Norlaila Othman wife of Mat Sah Mohd Satray detained under ISA from 2002 to 2009, families have broken up because of detentions, with some children of detainees suffering from trauma induced mental illnesses. The GMI activist, whose son was 8 when Mat Sah was taken in, added the public apology could also help clear the name of her husband and other former detainees, whose charges were never proven in court. "After many years, people still see my husband as a terrorist. Who will clear his name?" said the plucky activist. Norlaila added that after being "lied to" about Mat Sah's release for eight years, she could only bring herself to believe "5 percent" of what Najib had said, and only so that she can "savour the excitement". Full story: www.malaysiakini.com Camera/Editing: Tan Jiun Wuu
(Courtesy of SuperMataKucing) Although many of the protesters were wearing yellow (in support of Bersih 2.0), they were mere Malaysians protesting for the release of the detainees and were voicing their discontentment of how the government treated the people at the Bersih 2.0 in Kuala Lumpur. Therefore, you do not hear anymore of the 'Clean & Fair Election' related chants. At 4:47, you will see close up of some placards including one that says, "Dear Rosmah, Show us your USD24.4m ring. P/S : Where did you get the money?"
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Reforms of President Bashar al-Assad in the Syrian people's right Let's kill the citizen demands for freedom and dignity in the last reforms replace the emergency law to kill all of the wisdom of pretending to change the unjust Tyrannical and brutal with his handling of peaceful demonstrators have been killed women and children and men, even today, more than 3600, even the animals had not been delivered from this system have been killed so poor citizens of the animals and nothing cow and sheep
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In The Know panelists discuss the closing of the controversial detainee labyrinth and debate whether the Minotaur's sternum-stomping-by-hooves interrogation technique yielded valuable intelligence.
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Originally detained in Jakarta, Mohammed Saad Iqbal Madni was rendered to torture in Egypt via Diego Garcia, and subsequently held in Bagram and Guantanamo Bay. Madni was detained on 9 January 2002 at the request of the CIA after they claimed to have discovered a link to Richard Reid, the so-called British shoe bomber. On 11 January 2002, with no judicial oversight, Madni describes being pushed aboard an unmarked, US-registered Gulfstream V jet at a military airport in Jakarta, and taken to Cairo. After 92 torturous days in Cairo he being taken to Bagram Airforce Base and then Guantanamo Bay, where he remained until his release in August 2008.
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Vincent Cheng's speech at the Singapore Democratic Party rally on 2 May 2011 at Commonwealth Avenue
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Even 23 years after being detained under the Internal Security Act in Malaysia's largest political crackdown, Operasi Lalang, the memories still live in Nasir Hashim's mind. "When I got out people asked if I was okay, and I said I was fine...But much later when I was at a police station[...]an officer kicked the bars and it all came flooding back. "I was taken through many doors blindfolded and my interrogators often banged the doors and when you cannot see anything, the noise takes over you," he said on the anniversary of Ops Lalang last night at the Chinese Assembly Hall. Full story here: www.malaysiakini.com
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www.ntv.co.ke In court, 21 former detainees scored a major victory against the government earlier on Friday. The court ordered the state to pay the group some 40 million shillings as compensation for torture during the Moi regime. Rose Wangui has more.
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Complete video at: fora.tv US Supreme Court Associate Justice Stephen Breyer explains the Supreme Court's position on allowing terrorism suspects held at Guantanamo Bay to be tried in military courts. ----- Few more fundamental philosophical questions exist in international affairs than that of the relationship between power and law. One narrative (classically formulated in Thucydides Melian Dialogue) holds that these concepts are antagonistic. Power, it argues, is an interest and a purpose unto itself. It is unilateralist in nature, expresses itself through force, makes its own rules, and is in fact its own norm. Law, by contrast, has no autonomous normative quality in this account. It is a tool that the weak use in order to leverage their influence, to restrain the strong, and to harness and contain power and the use of force. Another school of thought (its canonical text is Kants Perpetual Peace) sees law as a civilizing counterforce to power. It seeks to replace or even to ban the use of force in the settlement of disputes, and uses diplomacy and compromise to produce a state of mutuality and reciprocity in international affairs. Its most notable institutional expression was the creation of the United Nations in 1945. This essential tension between power and law has informed many of the great international debates of the past century, from the outlawing of genocide to the creation of international war crimes tribunals to the debate about a responsibility to protect <b>...</b>
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For more news visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com or Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Five Thai nationals detained along the Thai-Cambodian border went on trial in Phnom Penh on Friday. The court found them guilty of illegal entry and of encroaching on Cambodia's military zone. That zone is along Cambodia's poorly demarcated border with Thailand. The five Thai nationals were fined $250 each and given suspended sentences. They are now free to return to Thailand. There are still two other Thais who've been detained in Cambodia since December. They've been charged with spying—a much more serious offence that carries sentences of up to 10 years. They're scheduled to be tried on February 1.
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Gavin Lee reports on the reunion between former Guantanamo prison guard, Brandon Neely, and two of his former prisoners from Britain, Shafiq Rasul and Ruhal Ahmed. Note to BBC Newsnight:- I have a TV license, I think this story should be seen internationally so I have taken the liberty of putting this online for a global audience, I hope you take a more enlightened view of copyright on this than the standard corporate line due to its overwhelming public interest value.
Watch Immigrants For Sale Video: www.youtube.com Discuss: facebook.com En Español: www.youtube.com Find out more: immigrantsforsale.org Cuéntame's launch of the "Immigrants For Sale" documentary campaign has gotten widespread attention and now mainstream media is taking notice. Watch as MSNBC's Lawrence O'donnell plays the full Cuéntame video at minute 1 of his program. Immigrants are for sale in this country. Sold to private prison corporations who are locking them up for obscene profits! Here are the top 3 things YOU need to know about the Private Prison money scheme: The victims: Private prisons don't care about who they lock up. At a rate of $200 per immigrant a night at their prisons, this is a money making scheme that destroys families and lives. The players: CCA (Corrections Corporation of America), The Geo Group and Management and Training corporations—combined these private prisons currently profit more than $5 billion a year. The money: These private prisons have spent over $20 million lobbying state legislators to make sure they get state anti-immigrant laws approved and ensure access to more immigrant inmates. Be a part of the movement to follow the players, the money and the victims of this money making scheme @ immigrantsforsale.org
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Amnesty International called on the USA to investigate how much US officials knew about the torture and other ill-treatment of detainees held by Iraqi security forces after files released by the Wikileaks organization
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The second (and final) part of an interview with a former political prisoner in Iran who became one of the victims of torture, sexual abuse, and finally, rape. The interview has been done by the Iranian director, Reza Allamehzadeh.
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A rare uncensored look behind enemy lines with REAL US Soldiers from Baker Company and their Iraqi captives.
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Even 23 years after being detained under the Internal Security Act in Malaysia's largest political crackdown, Operasi Lalang, the memories still live in Nasir Hashim's mind. "When I got out people asked if I was okay, and I said I was fine...But much later when I was at a police station[...]an officer kicked the bars and it all came flooding back. "I was taken through many doors blindfolded and my interrogators often banged the doors and when you cannot see anything, the noise takes over you," he said on the anniversary of Ops Lalang last night at the Chinese Assembly Hall. Full story here: www.malaysiakini.com
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Interview with a man who was arrested while sleeping in a gymnasium, tortured at Torontonamo, and charged with "Conspiracy to commit a criminal offense". The actual offense remains unspecified.
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www.presstv.com In this edition of the show Roshan Muhammed Salih interviews Hassan Ghani, Press TV correspondent. Ghani was one of the 27 abducted pro-Palestinian activists on board the Gaza-bound 'Waves of Freedom' relief aid flotilla that was intercepted by Israeli military forces on November 4. Ghani was among the last detainees released by the Israeli regime because he refused to sign a document agreeing that he was detained for illegally entering Israeli waters. The Press TV reporter was released and deported to the Turkish city of Istanbul on Friday while his recording devices, laptop, mobile phones and other electronic devices were confiscated by Israeli authorities.
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The Obama administration has announced it has selected the Thomson Correctional Center in the Midwest state of Illinois to house terrorism suspects now being held at the US military base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The move would be a major step towards closing the Guantanamo facility, which President Obama promised he would do within a year of taking office. The Thomson prison would be acquired by the federal government. But Congress, which passed a law forbidding Guantanamo detainees from being housed in the United States except for trial, would have to go along. VOA's Kane Farabaugh reports that in the village of Thomson, there are misgivings but also hopes the move will bring jobs and money to an area suffering from high unemployment.
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Dr Lim Hock Siew, Singapore's 2nd longest-held political prisoner under the ISA, pays tribute to a fellow detainee Tan Jing Quee, and issues a challenge to Presidential candidate Dr Tony Tan, who in an earlier video debate had defended the use of the ISA against terror threats, citing the Norway shootings.
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