CIA officers could face trial in Britain over torture allegations Monday, 03.11.2008, 04:42am (GMT)
The
Bush/Blair legacy of unaccountable illegal conduct is about to come home.
Senior CIA officers could be put on trial in Britain after it emerged last
night that the Attorney General is to investigate allegations that a British
resident held in Guantanamo Bay was brutally tortured, after being arrested and
questioned by American forces following the terrorist attacks on New York and
Washington in 2001.
The Home
Secretary Jacqui Smith has asked Baroness Scotland to consider bringing
criminal proceedings against Americans allegedly responsible for the rendition
and abuse of Binyam Mohamed, when he was held in prisons in Morocco and
Afghanistan. MI5 officers could also be implicated.