Secret and incommunicado detention of Benghazi suspect must stop

Headline Title: Secret and incommunicado detention of Benghazi suspect must stop 18 June 2014 The US government must ensure that Ahmed Abu Khattalah, who is being held in secret and incommunicado detention, gets immediate and unrestricted access to a lawyer amid fears that he may be being held or interrogated in inhumane conditions, said Amnesty International today.Ahmed Abu Khattalah has been allegedly charged with participation in an attack on the US diplomatic mission in Benghazi in 2012 in which four US nationals were killed. He was seized by US forces in Libya on 15 June and…

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