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CIA flights (2): the European Council approves Dick Marty's report

Strasbourg, France - Involved Countries will have to clarify their role in extraordinary renditions

The Assembly of European Council has approved Dick Marty’s report on the inquiry about CIA flights (see AVIONEWS for details). Involved Member Countries, at least 14 according to the dossier, will now have to give detailed explanations about their eventual role in clandestine operations, will have to warrant legal protection to arrested people and will have to avoid human rights violation in the s...

AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency - 143605
Rome, Italy, 06/27/2006 17:46
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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