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Lawyers release Guantanamo video -
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TORONTO - In a video released yesterday, a 16-year-old captured in Afghanistan cries out for his mother and says he needs treatment for his battle wounds during questioning by Canadian officials at the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay. (article 7) The 10 minutes of video - selected by Omar Khadr's Canadian lawyers from more than seven hours of footage recorded by a camera hidden in a vent - provides the first glimpse of interrogations at the U.S. military prison. (article 7) The video tape, made public by order of a Canadian court, showed Mr Khadr during four days of questioning by Canadian intelligence agents. (article 3) Prime Minister Stephen Harper's office stood firm Tuesday in the face of growing calls for Omar Khadr's repatriation from Guantanamo Bay following the release of 2003 interrogation videotapes showing the detainee weeping and begging for help. (article 4) Now 21, Khadr is the only Western foreigner still being held at the U.S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and is awaiting trial before a military commission, scheduled to begin in October. (article 4) Lawyers for a Canadian prisoner at the American Guantanamo Bay detention camp released hours of videotaped interrogations Tuesday, providing a first-ever glimpse into the secretive world of questioning enemy combatants at the isolated U.S. prison in Cuba. (article 1)

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