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Arrested in 2002 and tortured repeatedly, he was never charged, and the U.S. no longer believes he was even a member of Al Qaeda. But he remains in prison.

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اعتقلت القوات الأمريكية خلال 8 سنوات في العراق عدداً كبيراً من المطلوبين في قضايا إرهابية، وأبقت 240 معتقلاً يرتبطون مباشرة بتنظيم القاعدة لكن هؤلاء تم تسليمهم للحكومة العراقية باستثناء 10 منهم قبل الانسحاب الأمريكي بأسابيع

Published in الأخبار
Tuesday, 05 July 2011 19:49

Ahmed Abdulkadir Warsame

Warsame is said to have been arrested on April 19th 2011 in international waters between Yemen and Somalia.

Published in USA
Saturday, 26 January 2008 20:22

Uzair Paracha

Uzair Paracha grew up in both the United States and Pakistan. He was never perceived as having anti-American sentiments.
Published in USA
Friday, 15 October 2010 18:00

Hidayatullah/Hayatullah Nassim

Hidayatullah/Hayatullah is a captive last known to be in US detention in Bagram. His brother is held in Guantanamo.  

Published in Afghanistan
Thursday, 08 October 2009 17:17

Zeeshan Siddiqui

Siddiqui is a British citizen who was an engineering student in a London university.

Published in UK

With each rendition flight, Ghul was subjected to the standard CIA practice of sensory deprivation which included having goggles placed on top of cotton wool on his eyes, a hood over his head and earphones while having his arms and legs chained together.

Published in Featured
Friday, 29 October 2010 15:07

Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi

Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi's case is perhaps the most notorious and controversially stark example of what happens when the use of torture is justified by the state. Following 'Operation Enduring Freedom' only a handful of alleged Al-Qaeda members were not sent to Guantanamo and became 'disappeared'. Al-Libi was one of them.
Published in Libya
Friday, 29 October 2010 14:56

Abu Mus'ab al-Suri

Mustafa Sitt Mariam Nasar, commonly known to most as Abu Mus’ab al-Suri, is a Syrian of Spanish nationality that is being held as a secret prisoner in Syria.

Published in Syria

Ali Aarrass and Mohamed el Bay are at imminent risk of being extradited to Morocco, where they would be at risk of incommunicado detention, torture and other ill-treatment as well as an unfair trial. The Spanish national criminal court (Audiencia Nacional) approved the extraditions in late 2008 and they must now receive final confirmation from the Council of Ministers. If the extraditions go ahead Spain will be violating its obligations under international human rights law, including the UN Convention against Torture.

Published in News

On 1 April 2010, there will be exactly two years since Aarrass Ali, Belgo-Moroccan, was jailed in a prison in Spain (Madrid Badajoz and then finally Botafuegos in Algeciras) pending a decision on his extradition to Morocco for “terrorism.”

Published in News
Tuesday, 19 October 2010 14:51

Aafia Siddiqui

Aafia Siddiqui and her three children were kidnapped from the streets of Karachi in March 2003. Since then they have been subjected to enforced disappearances, torture and ill-treatment beyond measure. Cageprisoners has dedicated itself to campaigning for Aafia and her family in order to help secure their release and expose those involved in their abuse.
Published in USA
Friday, 24 September 2010 12:45

Barbaric: 86-year sentence for Aafia Siddiqui

Andy Worthington responds to the bleak news of Aafia Siddiqui's monstrous 86-year prison sentence in New York.

Published in News

As Colonel Gaddafi marks 41 years in power, Andy Worthington reports on the release of a former Guantanamo prisoner and three former CIA "ghost prisoners," but notes that others are still held.

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WASHINGTON — In June, the Supreme Court refused to hear the case of a Canadian man who contends that U.S. authorities mistook him for an al Qaeda operative in 2002 and shipped him to a secret prison in Syria, where he was beaten with electrical cables and held in a grave-like cell for 10 months.  Four years earlier, however, the Canadian government had concluded an exhaustive inquiry and found that the former prisoner, Maher Arar, was telling the truth. Canada cleared Arar of all ties to terrorism and paid him $10 million in damages, and his lawyers say he's cooperating with an investigation into the role of U.S. and Syrian officials in his imprisonment and reported torture.
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Andy Worthington asks: Could war crimes charges in Poland trigger full exposure of the CIA's secret prison programme?

Published in Featured

New revelations from Poland unearth more than was previously known about the secret CIA prisons in Poland and Romania. Andy Worthington reports.

Published in News

On a day when Babar Ahmad is now serving his sixth year in prison without having been charged with a single crime, the long awaited news has finally come for the Khadr family.

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