MI5 knew about torture, says Guantanamo Briton Binyam Mohamed
"A Guantanamo Bay inmate is demanding that ministers release documents that could free him from the US internment camp.
Binyam Mohamed, 30, claims in High Court documents that British agencies hold material that would show he was tortured while in custody and subjected to extraordinary rendition. His lawyers argue that if he can prove he was tortured they might be able to force the United States authorities to abandon plans to put him on trial before a military commission at Guantanamo Bay".
No surprise there then!
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