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The Canary
March 9, 2017
... say British special forces captured them in Iraq in 2004. They then detained them at Camp Nama in Baghdad. And they handed them to US troops, who kept them in the notorious Abu Ghraib prison. Finally, they transferred them to Bagram's 'Black Jail' in Afghanistan. At the facilities, one plaintiff describesÃÂ ...
Middle East Eye
March 8, 2017
They are believed to have been held first at Camp Nama, a secret detention facility at Baghdad airport that British troops helped to run. They were later transferred to Iraq's notorious Abu Ghraib jail before being rendered to the Bagram "black prison" in Afghanistan. They were released without charge 10ÃÂ ...
The Intercept
September 8, 2016
McChrystal oversaw a dramatic expansion in the use of night raids and assassinations, and would later be accused of condoning torture at JSOC's Iraq Base, Camp NAMA (code for Nasty-Ass Military Area). Richard Fontaine, a former McCain adviser and president of the counterinsurgency-focused thinkÃÂ ...
The Intercept
July 13, 2016
In addition to the CIA's widely reported use of torture and black-site detention facilities, JSOC, in Iraq, also faced allegations of abusing detainees, in particular at a location known as Camp Nama, though Flynn has maintained that he took an active part in shutting down abusive interrogation practices onceÃÂ ...
The Conversation UK
December 14, 2014
The details that have leaked out about operations at H1 and Camp Nama have eerie parallels with the treatment of al-Iraqi and Ghul. They illustrate that, right from the start, the agency was involved – either directly or via collusion – in the torture and abuse of detainees during the Iraq War. Crucially, thoughÃÂ ...
Al-Arabiya
April 2, 2013
The 10th anniversary of the U.S-led war on Iraq prompted a number of former servicemen to describe human rights abuses witnessed at Camp Nama. (AFP). Al Arabiya Tuesday, 2 ... Brutal interrogation methods were documented at Camp Nama, based at Baghdad International airport. These included IraqiÃÂ ...
Atlantic Online
May 15, 2009
McChrystal's past is mysterious but there is little doubt that he was deeply involved in one of the worst torture outfits in Iraq, Camp "Nama", an acronym for "Nasty Ass Military Area". The key sources for what went on at Nama are a NYT story here, and a Human Rights Watch report here. Two prisoners wereÃÂ ...
Esquire
May 11, 2009
This was Camp Nama, the home of Task Force 121, the Special Ops team that chased Osama bin Laden and caught Saddam Hussein and would ultimately locate and kill Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the self-described leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq. It was Rumsfeld's baby, the Platonic ideal of his fast and mobileÃÂ ...
BBC News
July 24, 2006
The HRW report gives first-hand accounts of abuses at a detention centre at Baghdad airport called Camp Nama, as well as a facility near Mosul airport and a base near al-Qaim on the Syrian border. An interrogator posted at Mosul in 2004 told HRW that he and his fellow interrogators had been told by theÃÂ ...
The Canary
March 9, 2017
... say British special forces captured them in Iraq in 2004. They then detained them at Camp Nama in Baghdad. And they handed them to US troops, who kept them in the notorious Abu Ghraib prison. Finally, they transferred them to Bagram's 'Black Jail' in Afghanistan. At the facilities, one plaintiff describes ...
Middle East Eye
March 8, 2017
They are believed to have been held first at Camp Nama, a secret detention facility at Baghdad airport that British troops helped to run. They were later transferred to Iraq's notorious Abu Ghraib jail before being rendered to the Bagram "black prison" in Afghanistan. They were released without charge 10Â ...
The Intercept
July 13, 2016
In addition to the CIA's widely reported use of torture and black-site detention facilities, JSOC, in Iraq, also faced allegations of abusing detainees, in particular at a location known as Camp Nama, though Flynn has maintained that he took an active part in shutting down abusive interrogation practices once ...
Democracy Now
October 3, 2014
You know, JSOC, the Joint Special Operations Command, ran a torture factory in Iraq at a camp called Camp Nama, which is Nasty A-S-S Military Area, where they were just torturing, torturing, torturing people, trying to find the next target to hit. You know, this is—these militants are adopting the very tactics ...
Al-Arabiya
April 2, 2013
The 10th anniversary of the U.S-led war on Iraq prompted a number of former servicemen to describe human rights abuses witnessed at Camp Nama. (AFP). Al Arabiya Tuesday, 2 ... Brutal interrogation methods were documented at Camp Nama, based at Baghdad International airport. These included Iraqi ...
Atlantic Online
May 15, 2009
McChrystal's past is mysterious but there is little doubt that he was deeply involved in one of the worst torture outfits in Iraq, Camp "Nama", an acronym for "Nasty Ass Military Area". The key sources for what went on at Nama are a NYT story here, and a Human Rights Watch report here. Two prisoners were ...
Esquire
May 11, 2009
This was Camp Nama, the home of Task Force 121, the Special Ops team that chased Osama bin Laden and caught Saddam Hussein and would ultimately locate and kill Abu Musab al-Zarqawi, the self-described leader of Al Qaeda in Iraq. It was Rumsfeld's baby, the Platonic ideal of his fast and mobile ...
Atlantic Online
May 11, 2009
This means that a full-bird colonel and all his support staff knew exactly what was going on at Camp Nama. "Do you know where the colonel was getting his orders from?" he asks. Jeff answers quickly, perhaps a little defiantly. "I believe it was a two-star general. I believe his name was General McChrystal.
BBC News
July 24, 2006
The HRW report gives first-hand accounts of abuses at a detention centre at Baghdad airport called Camp Nama, as well as a facility near Mosul airport and a base near al-Qaim on the Syrian border. An interrogator posted at Mosul in 2004 told HRW that he and his fellow interrogators had been told by the ...
The Canary
March 9, 2017
They then detained them at Camp Nama in Baghdad. And they handed them to US troops, who kept them in the notorious Abu Ghraib prison.
Middle East Eye
March 8, 2017
They are believed to have been held first at Camp Nama, a secret detention facility at Baghdad airport that British troops helped to run.
AllGov
February 15, 2017
Most notably, the horrific examples of torture and abuse of prisoners that were carried out at Camp Nama in Baghdad took place while FlynnÃÂ ...
Democracy Now!
November 21, 2016
They had set up a notorious prison called Camp Nama in Baghdad. Later, when Flynn and McChrystal really were rolling their sleeves up, theyÃÂ ...
The Intercept
September 8, 2016
... and assassinations, and would later be accused of condoning torture at JSOC's Iraq Base, Camp NAMA (code for Nasty-Ass Military Area).
The Intercept
July 13, 2016
... also faced allegations of abusing detainees, in particular at a location known as Camp Nama, though Flynn has maintained that he took anÃÂ ...
Human Rights Watch
August 1, 2014
In 2006, Human Rights Watch documented extensive abuse against detainees at Camp Nama, where they were regularly stripped naked,ÃÂ ...
Al-Arabiya
April 2, 2013
The 10th anniversary of the U.S-led war on Iraq prompted a number of former servicemen to describe human rights abuses witnessed at CampÃÂ ...
Atlantic Online
May 15, 2009
McChrystal's past is mysterious but there is little doubt that he was deeply involved in one of the worst torture outfits in Iraq, Camp "Nama",ÃÂ ...
New York Times
March 20, 2006
The Black Room was part of a temporary detention site at Camp Nama, the secret headquarters of a shadowy military unit known as Task ForceÃÂ ...
AllGov
February 15, 2017
Most notably, the horrific examples of torture and abuse of prisoners that were carried out at Camp Nama in Baghdad took place while Flynn was in charge.
AllGov
November 21, 2016
Most notably, the horrific examples of torture and abuse of prisoners that were carried out at Camp Nama in Baghdad took place while Flynn was in charge.
Foreign Policy Journal
November 21, 2016
"The former lieutenant general denied any involvement in the litany of abuses carried out by JSOC interrogators at Camp Nama in Iraq, as revealed by the New York Times and Human Rights Watch, but admitted the US prison system in Iraq in the post-warÃÂ ...
Democracy Now!
November 21, 2016
They had set up a notorious prison called Camp Nama in Baghdad. Later, when Flynn and McChrystal really were rolling their sleeves up, they moved it the Balad Air Base.
The Canary
October 6, 2016
Snatch squads formed from Special Air Service and Special Boat Service squadrons brought suspects to Camp Nama for questioning by US interrogators.
The American Conservative
September 27, 2016
... is former CIA Director David Petraeus, who ironically was a commander of the multinational forces in Iraq during the period in which Joint Special Operations Command was operating its own secret interrogation sites, including the infamous Camp Nama.
The Real News Network
September 9, 2016
McChrystal oversaw a dramatic expansion in the use of night raids and assassinations, and would later be accused of condoning torture at JSOC's Iraq Base, Camp NAMA (code for Nasty-Ass Military Area). Richard Fontaine, a former McCain adviser andÃÂ ...
The Intercept
September 8, 2016
McChrystal oversaw a dramatic expansion in the use of night raids and assassinations, and would later be accused of condoning torture at JSOC's Iraq Base, Camp NAMA (code for Nasty-Ass Military Area). Richard Fontaine, a former McCain adviser andÃÂ ...
The Intercept
July 13, 2016
In addition to the CIA's widely reported use of torture and black-site detention facilities, JSOC, in Iraq, also faced allegations of abusing detainees, in particular at a location known as Camp Nama, though Flynn has maintained that he took an active ...
The Intercept
July 13, 2016
In addition to the CIA's widely reported use of torture and black-site detention facilities, JSOC, in Iraq, also faced allegations of abusing detainees, in particular at a location known as Camp Nama, though Flynn has maintained that he took an active ...
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