De nombreux mineurs sans rapport avec les talibans enfermés à Guantanamo
Selon Le Monde, "nombre de mineurs se sont retrouvés à Guantanamo alors  qu'ils n'avaient absolument aucun lien avec les talibans".
 
"Sur les 779 détenus qui ont séjourné à Guantanamo, plusieurs dizaines étaient encore adolescents à leur arrivée. Les rapports d'interrogatoire révélés par WikiLeaks et consultés par Le Monde révèlent que beaucoup de ces jeunes ne comprenaient pas ce qu'ils faisaient là, et que dans certains cas, leurs interrogateurs étaient du même avis.", écrit Le Monde.
 
200 détenus à haut risque libérés
A l'inverse, environ 200 détenus, qui avaient été définis comme à "haut risque" parce  qu'ils pouvaient constituer une "menace future contre les Etats-Unis ou contre les intérêts des Etats-Unis" ont été libérés ou extradés vers des pays tiers, selon le New York Times.
 
Au moins 150 prisonniers innocents
Parmi les 779 détenus, au moins 150 étaient des Afghans ou des Pakistanais innocents, arrêtés et  transférés à Guantanamo. Ils l'étaient sur la base de renseignements collectés  dans des zones de guerre, parfois pris pour une autre personne ou qui se trouvaient simplement au mauvais endroit au mauvais moment.
 
Dans des dizaines de cas, des hauts officiers américains indiquent qu'"il n'y a pas de fondement à l'extradition" du détenu à Guantanamo. Dans au moins deux cas, selon NPR, les responsables de la prison ont même écrit que des innocents étaient maintenus en détention. Mais il fallut plusieurs mois à ces "innocents" pour rentrer dans leur pays.

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1. (C) SUMMARY: Responding to concerns raised in ref in  
meetings on February 26, senior Foreign Ministry and Ministry  
of Economy, Trade and Industry officials confirmed the Japan  
Drilling Company (JDC) renewed contracts to supply two rigs  
in Iran's South Pars gas field in 2008 and 2009.  They  
stressed the need to avoid enabling Iran to capitalize on  
such investments to gain international legitimacy.  The  
Japanese officials said Japan strictly implements UNSC  
resolutions on Iran and questioned whether the JDC investment  
is significant enough to trigger the Iran Sanctions Act.  The  
officials also expressed concern that, while Japanese firms  
have reduced investment in Iran's oil sector in the past,  
Chinese firms have filled the void and weakened international  
pressure on Iran.  END SUMMARY.  
2. (C) Acting Deputy Chief of Mission (ADCM) shared reftel  
points in separate meetings with Ministry of Economy, Trade  
and Industry (METI) Trade Policy Bureau Director General  
Hideichi Okada and Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA) Middle  
Eastern Affairs Director General Toshiro Suzuki February 26.  
 
3. (C) Okada said Japan has been working closely with the  
United States on Iran nuclear and related issues and has been  
strictly imposing measures defined in several UNSC  
Resolutions on Iran.  Okada added that Japan's efforts have  
occasionally exceeded UNSC requirements, and he referred to  
Inpex Corporation's reduction of its stake in the Azadegan  
oil field from 75% to 10%.  However, Okada said, following  
the Japanese company's move, "another country" moved in to  
take its place.  Okada said Japan would therefore appreciate  
efforts to coordinate with other international actors to make  
international sanctions more effective.  (NOTE: Okada was  
referring to the China National Petroleum Corporation's  
reported investment in Azadegan in the fall of 2009).  
 
4. (C) Okada said a preliminary review of the Japan Drilling  
Company's (JDC) activities in Iran, based on reports that  
appeared in a February 8 article in Platts, found the  
company's investment amounts to only 400,000 yen.  Okada said  
JDC entered a contract to supply two rigs to service South  
Pars in 2003, and the contract was renewed in 2008-2009,  
information that came to light when the company recently went  
public.  Okada added that JDC appears to be a private  
company.  Okada also asked for additional information on the  
Iran Sanctions Act's definition of investment, noting that  
Japan imports crude oil from Iran, but it is difficult to  
know "where to draw the line." The ADCM stressed the issue is  
not so much about the letter as the spirit of the law and the  
risk of enabling Iran to use such deals to resist pressure to  
comply with international obligations.  Okada agreed this is  
a "very sensitive, important time" in dealing with Iran and  
said he would look into the matter carefully and make a "best  
effort" to convey concern to JDC.  
 
5. (C) Separately, DG Suzuki said he became aware of the JDC  
matter after the Deputy Secretary raised it with Japanese  
Ambassador Fujisaki earlier in the week, and MOFA is still  
investigating in coordination with METI.  Suzuki said the  
company has been in operation for some time and established a  
small joint venture in Iran that operates two rigs, one on a  
contract renewed in 2008, the other in January 2009.  Suzuki  
said he understands reports of these past transactions are  
what recently surfaced in the Iranian press and sparked  
current scrutiny.  Suzuki said JDC's investment does not  
appear to be very large and pledged to continue looking into  
the matter.  
 
6. (C) Suzuki subsequently echoed Okada's message about  
Chinese investment in Iran moving into the "vacuum" left by  
Japan, which he said had caused some embarrassment to parts  
of the Japanese government and the business community.  
Suzuki added that Japan's trade volume with Iran has been  
consistently declining, and Japan continues to strictly  
implement UNSC resolutions.  Suzuki said that while Japan has  
had some high-level political contact, including the current  
visit to Japan of Iranian Parliament Speaker Ari Larijani,  
Japan is maintaining "conservative" economic ties and is wary  
of Iran's efforts to "choreograph" a positive bilateral  
relationship.  
 
 
7. (C) Turning to the Larijani visit, Suzuki described  
Japanese Deputy Foreign Minister Kenichiro Sasae's hour-long  
meeting with Larijani the previous day as "intensive" and  
said Sasae made very clear Japan's position that it would  
join tougher measures developed in the U.N. and that Iran  
must accommodate its IAEA obligations as a "starting point"  
for future discussions.  Noting "the Iranians are not dumb,"  
Suzuki said Larijani could in no way mistake Japan's strict  
position on Iran.  
 
 
ROOS  
 
 

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