Secret CIA Prisoners Still Missing

Posted on February 27, 2007 by Sappho

Human rights watch still insist that there are US secret pris­ons, and Mar­wan Jabour is one of the cases

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  3. David John Wilson-Roberts says:
    February 28, 2007 at 11:37

    There must be no secrets about deten­tions of pris­on­ers.
    *If Invaders do not make known how many are detained in IRAQ or other coun­tries, Why would their oppo­nents take pris­on­ers in these wars?

    There must be knowl­edge made known by Red Cross of Who is *detained?
    *Why ?
    *How long for?
    *When they will be Released?
    *When they will have Hear­ings to Con­sider their situation?

    With­out these details being pub­lic say being pub­lished every week there is a per­ceived, pos­si­b­lity, that they will be accounted for in bod­ies being dumpted
    around cities of Bag­dad etc..
    * Or that they are being Tor­tured , as in the bod­ied dumpted being tor­tured, before executed.

    What say other peo­ple about this ?