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COMBATANT STATUS REVIEW TRIBUNAL Ali chose to participate in his 's'' Combatant Status Review Tribunal '' - pages 38-44 allegations :a''Detainee was associated with the Taliban . :#''Detainee stated he answered an Islamic Fatwa h in Saudi Arabia to fight for the Taliban forces in Afghanistan . :''bThe detainee participated in military operations against the coalition. :#''Detainee went to Afghanistan to fight in the Jihad with the Taliban for approximately six months before being captured in Qualajinki , Afghanistan. :#''Detainee served at the front lines near Khanajah Gar , Afghanistan. testimony Al Saigh acknowledged being with the Taliban. He said he doesn’t consider himself an “enemy combatant” because none of his activities had a harmful effect on America. When the Tribunal’s President repeated the definition of enemy combatant Al Saigh asked whether Massoud was a member of the the coalition. He was informed he was. He then asked when the USA entered into a coalition with Massoud. The Tribunal President told him “I think officially after September 11, 2001 . Al Saigh replied that he never fought after 2001. Al Saigh’s Personal Representative added that the four months Al Saigh was engaged in hostilities started in March 2001. Halfway through his testimony Al Saigh asked for clarification as to whether the proceedings were an interrogation, or a court of law. He started to tell his tribunal he was going to refuse to answer any question he had answered in earlier interrogations, even though the Tribunal President tried to explain to him that the Tribunal was not an interrogation, and that it was in his interest to give full, candid answers. REFERENCES |
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