CIA hid Iraq &#39;ghost detainees&#39;
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WASHINGTON - The CIA hid dozens of Iraqi detainees at US Army detention facilities without registering them or letting international inspectors know of their existence, generals who have investigated the Iraq prison scandal said Thursday.
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CIA interrogators used waterboarding on three al-Qaida suspects just after the September 11 attacks, the CIA admitted today
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A tip led U.S. forces to discover a hidden room in Muqdadiyah, north of Baghdad, that had apparently been used by insurgents to torture Iraqis
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The CIA admits that it used the controversial interrogation technique of waterboarding on al-Qaeda suspects.
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The Iraqi government displayed 19  detainees on television on Sunday who it said had infiltrated  Iraq's borders to fight against U.S.-led forces.
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A CIA report has found no conclusive  evidence that former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein harbored  Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, which the Bush administration asserted  before the invasion of Iraq.
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NEW YORK, Oct 11  - Human Rights Watch listed Monday the names of 11 senior Al-Qaeda suspects it said were held by the CIA in secret locations overseas, where some had reportedly been tortured.
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Sgt. Javal Davis has acknowledged stepping on the fingers and toes of detainees at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison, but said he was ordered to "soften them up." Spc. Sabrina Harman was photographed standing behind naked, hooded Iraqis stacked in a human pyramid.
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Leading senators expressed concern Sunday about a report that the CIA has secretly moved as many as a dozen unidentified prisoners out of Iraq in the past six months, a possible violation of international treaties.
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U.S. intelligence officials have  transferred detainees out of Iraq for interrogation, a move  that experts say violates international law, The Washington  Post reported in its Sunday edition.
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US army generals tell a Senate committee that dozens of detainees may have been held in secret in Iraq.
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WASHINGTON Sept. 10, 2004 - Congress may keep up the focus on the prison abuse scandal following the disclosure that the military has concealed as many as 100 &quot;ghost detainees&quot; from the Red Cross.
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WASHINGTON : The CIA has secretly transferred detainees out of Iraq for interrogation after asking the US Justice Department to write a memo justifying the practice, which violates the Geneva Conventions, The Washington Post reported.
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The CIA had some low-level spies  inside al Qaeda in the three years before the Sept. 11 attacks,  but none who could provide advance information about the  group's movements, according to testimony released on Wednesday  from a closed-door intelligence briefing in 2002.
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WASHINGTON -- At the request of the CIA, the Justice Department drafted a confidential memo that authorizes the agency to transfer detainees out of Iraq for interrogation, a practice that international legal specialists say contravenes the Geneva Conventions.
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Senior U.S. Army generals in Iraq  were told in December 2003 that special operations troops and  CIA personnel were suspected of abusing Iraqi prisoners -- four  months before the scale of prisoner abuse became public in  television photos that shocked the world.
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"The military intelligence categorically did not participate in any kind of activities of this kind."  The CIA ran secret prisons in Europe, including in Poland, said the head of a European investigation who was to present new findings Friday on what he has called a "spider's web" of human rights abuses during ... via Times-News