Document #1148215

Guardian (Author)

Afghan detainees routinely tortured and humiliated by US troops

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        ecoi.net description:
        Detainees held in Afghanistan by American troops have been routinely tortured and humiliated as part of the interrogation process
        Countries:
        Afghanistan, Guatemala
        Source:
        Guardian (Author)
        Document type:
        Media Report
        Language:
        English
        Published:
        23 June 2004
        Document ID:
        1148215 (former ID 17122, 48412)

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