Guantánamo: Torture victim Binyam Mohamed sues British government for evidence
                   
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indymedia.org.uk     May 10, 2008          

Lawyers acting on behalf of Binyam Mohamed, a British resident in Guantánamo, who was rendered to torture in Morocco and in a CIA prison in Afghanistan, have sued the British government for refusing to provide evidence that may assist in his defence at Guantánamo. Andy Worthington, author of “The... [read full story]                    


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