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A/HRC/13/42 page 8 CONTENTS Paragraphs Page I. INTRODUCTION ............................................................................. 1 - 7 10 II. SECRET DETENTION UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW .......... 8 - 56 11 A. Terminology................................................................................. 8 - 16 11 B. Secret detention and international human rights law and international humanitarian law.............................................. 17 - 56 14 III. SECRET DETENTION PRACTICES IN PAST CONTEXTS ........ 57 - 97 28 A. The emergence of the recent practice of secret detention ........... 57 - 59 28 B. The recent practice of secret detention ....................................... 60 - 86 29 C. The United Nations and regional responses towards the outlawing of the practice of secret detention .............................. 87 - 97 40 IV. SECRET DETENTION PRACTICES IN THE GLOBAL “WAR ON TERROR” SINCE 11 SEPTEMBER 2001 ..................... 98 - 162 43 A. The “high-value detainee” programme and CIA secret detention facilities ............................................................ 103 - 130 45 B. CIA detention facilities or facilities operated jointly with United States military in battle-field zones ................................. 131 - 140 59 C. Proxy detention sites ................................................................... 141 - 158 69 D. Complicity in the practice of secret detention ............................ 159 81 E. Secret detention and the Obama administration ......................... 160 - 164 85 V. THE NATURE AND SCOPE OF SECRET DETENTION PRACTICES IN RELATION TO CONTEMPORARY REGIONAL OR DOMESTIC COUNTER-TERRORIST EFFORTS ........................................................................................... 165 - 281 89 A. Asia ............................................................................................. 167 - 201 89 B. Central Asia ................................................................................ 202 - 206 102
A/HRC/13/42 page 9 CONTENTS (continued) Paragraphs Page C. Europe ......................................................................................... 207 - 214 104 D. Middle East and North Africa .................................................... 215 - 250 107 E. Sub-Saharan Africa ..................................................................... 251 - 281 119 VI. CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ............................ 282 - 292 129 A. Conclusions ................................................................................ 282 - 291 129 B. Recommendations ...................................................................... 292 131 Annexes I. SUMMARY OF GOVERNMENT REPLIES TO QUESTIONNAIRE ................ 134 II. CASE SUMMARIES ............................................................................................. 153
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