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Posted on November 28, 2009 | tags

 
 

U.S., World: The U.S. still has an operational secret prison in Afghanistan

  • The black jail was the most danger­ous and fearful place. They don’t let the ICRC officials or any other civil­ians see or commu­ni­cate with the people they keep there. Because I did not know what time it was, I did not know when to pray.
  • Detained Kanda­har spare-parts dealer Hamidul­lah • Describ­ing the scary situa­tion he faced when he was held at a secret prison at the Bagram Air Base. Hamidul­lah, who doesn’t use a last name, faced a window­less concrete cell lit by a single light bulb and twice-daily inter­ro­ga­tion sessions – the only contact he had with the outside world. Obama had shut many of these secret prisons down in January, but his order only applied to those run by the CIA. This prison is run by Special Ops forces. source
 

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