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Τρίτη, 18η Νοεμβρίου 2008

Το ACLU προκύπτει το ζήτημα της κυβέρνησης που βρίσκεται για τον αριθμό παιδιών που τίθενται υπό κράτηση σε Guantanamo.This ακολουθεί μια απελευθέρωση την προηγούμενη εβδομάδα στα αναμφισβήτητα στοιχεία ότι το Πεντάγωνο διαστρέβλωνε τον αριθμό παιδιών που κρατήθηκε. Φαίνεται ότι ουσιαστικά καμία αξίωση που γίνεται από τις αμερικανικές αρχές σχετικά με τις διαδικασίες κράτησης και ερώτησης δεν είναι αξιόπιστη:

ένας πληρεξούσιος για το UK. non-profit Reprieve said testimonies collected by the NGO, which represents 30 inmates at Guantánamo, indicate the actual number is much higher than 22.

As the number of children whom the U.S. owns up to detaining climbs higher, it is becoming crystal clear that there is no transparency in the government’s Guantánamo detention practices. And as the U.S. government’s past miscalculations of child prisoner statistics are revealed, it proves that there is a profound lack of accountability for Guantánamo policies, even when children are concerned.

Sadly, this is not the first time the Bush administration has misled a human rights body and deflected public and institutional scrutiny to avoid full accountability for its Guantánamo policies. But it is not too late to correct past wrongs: Delay the upcoming trials of two of the remaining detainees who have been held since they were juveniles and assess their eligibility for rehabilitation and reintegration into society. As alleged former child soldiers, the two detainees (Omar Khadr, who was captured when he was 15, and Mohamed Jawad, who was captured when he was 16 or 17), should be treated first and foremost as candidates for rehabilitation and reintegration into society, not subjected to further victimization.

Via Psyche, Science, and Society

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