December 28, 2010 - A human rights group said Tuesday the U.S. government has refused assistance to Polish prosecutors investigating whether the CIA maintained a secret prison in Poland.
The Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights posted a letter from prosecutors on its website saying the U.S. Justice Department in October refused to provide legal assistance requested by Polish investigators by citing a bilateral agreement on the protection of state interests.
Prosecutor Robert Majewski, who confirmed the U.S. denied the request, said it was hard to immediately assess whether the refusal could prove to be a hindrance in the probe. {continued}
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Polands Investigation into CIA Secret Prisons
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