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He noted that the government had acknowledged that it had identified and located the witness through interrogation of Mr. Ghailani when he was earlier held in a secret overseas jail run by the Central Intelligence Agency.
The dispute over Mr. Abebe stems from how the government learned of him — through Mr. Ghailani's interrogation when he was being held in an overseas jail run by the Central Intelligence Agency.
The former detainee, Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, who was captured in 2004, had been held for two years in a secret overseas jail run by the Central Intelligence Agency, and then later at Guantánamo.
But the government had acknowledged that it first learned of Mr. Abebe through the interrogation of Mr. Ghailani while he was being held in an overseas jail run by the Central Intelligence Agency, where his lawyers have said he was tortured.
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Some of those techniques have been used on prisoners at Guantánamo Bay and in Afghanistan and Iraq, and at the C.I.A.'s secret overseas jails for high-level operatives of Al Qaeda.
The case is being watched by the growing number of Britons in overseas jails who want to serve their sentence in the UK.
It located its overseas jails based largely on which foreign intelligence officials were most accommodating and rushed to move the prisoners when word of locations leaked.
After Mr. Ghailani was captured six years ago, he was held in secret overseas jails run by the C.I.A., where he was interrogated in the belief he had important intelligence information about Al Qaeda, the judge noted.
After he was captured in 2004, he spent nearly five years at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, and, earlier, in overseas jails run by the Central Intelligence Agency, where his lawyers have said that he was tortured.
The committee's report says little about the Central Intelligence Agency, except to note that that agency also drew on the SERE program for harsh methods it used in secret overseas jails for Qaeda suspects.
