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Ex-Prisoners Allege Rights Abuses by U.S. Military

(EXCERPT) By Tania Branigan Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday,
August 19, 2003; Page A02

Prisoners released from the military camps at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba
and Bagram air base in Afghanistan have said in a series of interviews
with Amnesty International that they were subjected to human rights
abuses.

The accounts, which provide some of the most detailed information so
far on alleged violations, include claims that people were forcibly
injected, denied sleep and forced to stand or kn...

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