Army strikes area said to hold ex-US prisoner
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WANA -- About 1,000 Pakistani soldiers backed by helicopter gunships, mortars, and artillery yesterday pounded a mountainous region near the Afghan border where a former Guantanamo Bay prisoner who masterminded the kidnapping of two Chinese engineers is thought to be hiding. The assault targeted the village of Spinkai Raghzai in South Waziristan, a tribal region where the Pakistani Army has ...
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A British lawyer said Tuesday he had  uncovered evidence that U.S. troops mistreated detainees in the  northern Iraqi city of Mosul, suggesting abuse had spread far  beyond the notorious Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad.
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ISLAMABAD, 13 November 2004 - Over 2,000 Pakistani soldiers backed by artillery and sophisticated weapons launched a major operation yesterday against operatives and a former Guantanamo Bay prisoner, Abdullah Mehsud, accused of targeting security forces
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The U.S. military recovered the bodies Tuesday of two missing soldiers from an area it said was rigged with explosives. An Iraqi official said the Americans were tortured and killed in a &quot;barbaric&quot; way.
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US NAVAL BASE GUANTANAMO BAY, Cuba -- Four suspected Al Qaeda fighters will be formally charged with war crimes this week as the US military opens the first legal hearings for foreign prisoners captured during the war in Afghanistan and held at a remote US Navy base in Cuba.
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The US military admitted for the first time yesterday that one of the prisoners whom the Bush administration has held without charges for more
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A U.S. military panel heard the case Wednesday of a Guantanamo Bay prisoner accused of fighting for Afghanistan's ousted Taliban regime, as a U.S. judge ordered the government to release records of alleged prisoner abuse at the American base.
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WANA: Pakistani security forces used helicopter gunships, mortars and artillery on Wednesday to pound a mountainous area near the Afghan border where a former Guantanamo Bay prisoner, blamed for masterminding the kidnapping of two Chinese, is believed
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PUL-I-CHARKI, Afghanistan  - Hundreds of  Pakistanis who fought alongside the Taliban against U.S-led  forces after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the United States  were released from an Afghan jail Sunday after nearly three  years as prisoners of war.
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A new legal opinion by the Bush administration has concluded for the first time that some non-Iraqi prisoners captured by American forces in Iraq are not entitled to the
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The courts martial of three U.S.  soldiers over the abuse of Iraqi prisoners have been  transferred from Baghdad to a base in the United States, the  military said on Thursday.
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At least 10 current and former detainees at the US military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, have complained of abuse at the hands of their American handlers, The Washington Post reports on its Web site.
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An Australian and four British detainees will be transferred to their respective governments from a US military-run prison for war on terror suspects in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the Pentagon said.
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An inmate injured in a deadly Afghan prison shootout will be questioned to determine if he and four comrades, all once suspected of belonging to al-Qaida, were trying to escape or were attempting to attack three American prisoners, the jail warden said
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Description: The Army says up to 28 US soldiers may face criminal charges connected to the deaths of two prisoners at an US-run prison in Afghanistan two years ago.
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The United States will release four  Britons and one Australian being held as terrorism suspects at  the U.S. Navy base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, the Pentagon said  on Tuesday.
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U.S.-led troops mounted overnight raids on suspected al-Qaida compounds in eastern Afghanistan, killing four people and detaining several others, officials said Sunday. The U.S. military said "several Arab fighters" were among the suspects killed or detained in the operation in Nangarhar province, although a local official said only Afghans survived.