Guantanamo Bay detainee, Mamdouh Habib, and his wife, Maha. Photo: Janie Barrett JEM
May 1, 2011 - Greens senator Scott Ludlam told The Sun-Herald he would raise the issue in budget estimates and ask if the government wanted to ''clarify what it has previously put on the record'' in light of the WikiLeaks revelations last week backing Mr Habib's complaint that he was tortured in Egypt.
Senator Ludlam said he was concerned that, since the secret US documents had been made public, there had been no formal response from the government.
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''The most important point now is to set a precedent to ensure this cannot happen again.''
The US files, which include a dossier on Mr Habib and his fellow Guantanamo Bay prisoner David Hicks, confirm Mr Habib's interrogation in Egypt under ''extreme duress''. {continued}
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