Human Rights Groups Call on European Governments to Offer Humanitarian Protection to Guantánamo Detainees

Five leading human rights groups today call on European governments to provide humanitarian protection to Guantánamo detainees who will not be charged with any crime but cannot be returned to their countries of origin for fear of torture or other serious human rights violations. European governments should agree to accept them into their countries and ensure they are provided with adequate support. - USA / Guantánamo / Abu Ghraib / Terrorism, une

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Source: fidh.org

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