Seorang warga Arab Saudi tersangka serangan teror 11 September 2001 telah disiksa di pusat penahanan milik AS di Teluk Guantanamo, Kuba. Demikian lapo

A citizen of Saudi Arabia suspect September 11 terror attacks in 2001 have been tortured in detention centers belonging to the U.S. in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Such reports the Washington Post quoted a U.S. official.

Susan Crawford, an official in the Bush government that determines the Guantanamo detainees to trial, said in The Post that the suspect can not be tried because it was tortured.

The U.S. military investigators have been holding Mohammed al-Qahtani (30) for the isolation, sleep in the attack, and penelanjangan in the cold air berlama-old. "We punish Qahtani. Treatment meet the category of torture. Therefore I can not submit the case to court," said Crawford.

Qahtani be indicted to the pirate-20 in the September 11 attacks. He was denied entry to the United States a month before the terror attacks. He then arrested in Afghanistan for diterbangkan and then to Guantanamo in January 2002.

He has diinterogasi during the 50 days from November 2002 until January 2003, but he still diisolasi until April 2003. "All the techniques they (the interogator) use has been dilegalkan, but how do they do very aggressive and ongoing," I Crawford to The Post as dilansir AFP.

"You think about torture, you think about some egregious physical attacks have been carried out on a man. This is not the only one action, this is a combination of many things that the medical impact on the detainee to damage health. This rough and not terdefinisikan. coercion, compulsion really. It is the impact of the medical, I concluded this torture, "said Crawford.

Crawford cancel alleged war crimes against Qahtani in May 2008. Crawford (61) is a former prosecutor who previously worked for the Pentagon. In February 2007, the Ministry of Defense Robert Gates put this woman as the most authority in submitting tahahan-Guantanamo prisoners to court.

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