Sentence examples for detainee information from inspiring English sources
Detainee information could help us prevent another terrorist attack, and al-Qaeda personnel were trained to resist standard interrogations.
Morrell said that the Guantánamo Review Task Force, established in January 2009 by the Obama administration, considered the leaked files during its review of detainee information.
Citing information that she said was obtained from the interrogation program, Bikowsky testified, "There's no question, in my mind, that having that detainee information has saved hundreds, conservatively speaking, of American lives".
A CIA spokesman denied that the agency had not been "forthcoming" with detainee information, saying that such suggestions were "simply wrong" and that "we have worked very closely with other agencies to share what we know" about the prisoners.
The court ruled largely in favor of the D.O.J., in the end, justifying the government's denial of the FOIA request on the grounds that the detainees' information made up "a comprehensive diagram of the law enforcement investigation after September 11".
"While there is no published data on reeducation detainee numbers, information from various sources permit us to estimate internment figures at anywhere between several hundred thousand and just over one million," Zenz wrote in the report, first published by the Jamestown Foundation.
"The sharing of detainee health information is allowed in certain circumstances under law.
"We could not speak about the circumstances or conditions of our detention, how we got to be in Bagram, other detainees, provide information about the jail or speak about our DRB cases". DRB is an acronym for Detainee Review Board, a non-legal, non-adversarial administrative process at Bagram and Guantánamo to determine if a detainee poses a continuing threat.
According to the study, "multiple CIA detainees fabricated information, resulting in faulty intelligence".
Providing all detainees with information, in their own language, of the applicable protections afforded under the Geneva Conventions.
His allegations about his treatment at Guantánamo echo similar claims by other freed detainees, and information from American official sources.
