Habib `는 Guantanamo 고문에 대해서' 이야기하지 않는 것을 말했다

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그가 그의 닥터에 의해 및 변호사에게 아닙니다 말되었기 때문에 그가 매체와 다른 사람을 가진 이른 면접시험에 있는 그의 고문의 세부사항을 계시하지 않았다는 것을 이전 Guantanamo 만 피억류자 Mamdouh Habib는 말한다.

Habib 씨는 시드니에 있는 2005년 2월 란에 전국적인 뉴스에 대하여 second-stage 중상 절차에서 기록을, 오늘 주고 있었다 매일 전신.

배심원은 그에 의해 기사에 의하여 비방된 씨를 틀리게 주장했다 고문에 관하여 소유권을 함축 찾아냈다 Habib.

The former terror suspect told the NSW Supreme Court that in interviews in 2005 with human rights group Amnesty International and the 60 Minutes television program, he did not talk about being given electric shocks and being drugged on legal and medical advice.

In one interview he denied being tortured before being taken to Guantanamo Bay, saying there was “just kicking”, and in the other he stated that he had been beaten only once for refusing to sign a document.

“I explained I be kicking (sic), no blanket, and told (Amnesty) I have a lot of stuff I can’t talk about until my court case,” Mr Habib said.

“I have been told by my psychological doctor not (to) go through the torture because I was very stressed.”

Mr Habib said his memory of what happened had come back slowly because of the trauma and the drugs he had been given, but he insisted his current account was accurate.

“Now I have no reason not to give evidence about tortures,” he said.

Nationwide News barrister Alec Leopold accused Mr Habib of trying to erect a “smokescreen” around what actually happened.

“(Mr Habib’s evidence this week) was a complete revision of history,” Mr Leopold said. “I want to suggest to you that you made up your evidence… on Wednesday.

“The real position was that stated approximately two years ago to (Amnesty).”

Mr Habib replied: “No.”

Mr Leopold grilled Mr Habib on his recollections of Australian consular official Alastair Adams during his interrogations.

He also played a tape of Mr Habib’s first interview with Australian officials at Guantanamo Bay in May 2002, saying he seemed then to be “articulate, in terrific spirits and very good condition”.

The voice on the tape is heard to say: “I don’t fight, I don’t kill nobody, I don’t harm nobody.

“Jihad does not mean carrying a gun and killing people for no reason.”

The former Guantanamo inmate said a number of his supposed answers in the interview were incorrect and refused to confirm that the person speaking on the tape was him.

“I believe I met with people from Australia (in Cuba), but I never have any interview with them,” he said.

ASIO officers were to give evidence this afternoon about their interviews with Mr Habib in Guantanamo, Egypt and Pakistan.

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