US: Court Ruling Revokes Protection for Bagram Detainees

Human Rights Watch

Wednesday24 August 2011

Reading time: Less than a minute (Number of words: 154)

A US federal appeals court ruling today that bars the courts from hearing the claims of detainees arrested outside of Afghanistan and brought to Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan leaves them without legal recourse against unlawful detention and other abuses, Human Rights Watch said today.

(Washington, DC) - A US federal appeals court ruling today that bars the courts from hearing the claims of detainees arrested outside of Afghanistan and brought to Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan leaves them without legal recourse against unlawful detention and other abuses, Human Rights Watch said today.

View online : http://www.hrw.org/news/2010/0...

Human Rights Watch

View online :

Poems for the Hazara

The Anthology of 125 Internationally Recognized Poets From 68 Countries Dedicated to the Hazara

Order Now

خبری، تحلیلی و انتقادیکابل پرس

کابل پرس

US: Court Ruling Revokes Protection for Bagram Detainees

Human Rights Watch

Poems for the Hazara

Human Rights, Native People, Stateless Nations, Literature, Book Review, History, Philosophy, Paradigm, and Well-being

In the Same Section

Hazara Athletes Win Big at 2024 Paralympics Amid Taliban’s Genocidal Regime

The Federation of Hazara Council of Australia (FHCA) is to launch at Parliament House

Hazara Stateless Nation Embarks on Digital Sovereignty Journey with Launch of Digital Hazaristan

Latest

When Ethics Falter: Analyzing Hazara Genocide Misrepresentation

The Hazaristan Flag: Meaning, Symbolism and the Hazara Identity

Hazara Genocide Denial: The Four-Year Lag

Protest

Trabzon Rally Denounces Hazara Genocide and Taliban Abductions: Global Appeal for Action

Munich: Protest Against Afghan Nazism and Fascism

So-Called Afghanistan Comprises Diverse Stateless Nations, Including the Hazara, Uzbek, Tajik, Turkmen, Pashtun/Afghan, and Nuristani With No Majority or National Identity.

Search Kabul Press