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No whys or wherefores on refusals to accept US detainees

THE Rudd Government has refused to give details about why it has rejected two requests by the US President, George Bush, for Australia to accept detainees from the Guantanamo Bay prison. (Sydney Morning Herald22 hours ago)
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If Guantanamo inmates are resettled here…

It's an unusual unity ticket, to be sure. The Greens and the Coalition are united in opposing any proposal that Australia should settle Guantanamo Bay detainees, writes Gerard Henderson. - Brisbane Times (The Brisbane Times6 January, 2009)
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Nations must take Guantanamo inmates: UN envoy

More nations must take in Guantanamo inmates once the US-run prison closes, the UN's torture investigator said on Monday, insisting that many were held simply because they were 'in the wrong place at the wrong time'. (Sydney Morning Herald6 January, 2009)
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Nations Wary of Taking in Detainees

Australia said it was unlikely to agree to U.S. requests to accept detainees from the prison at Guantnamo Bay as Washington moves to close the notorious camp. (New York Times3 January, 2009)
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Australia advised against taking inmates

Significant number of former Guantanamo Bay detainees have subsequently undertaken terrorist acts. (Sydney Morning Herald3 January, 2009)
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Bush asks Australia to take prisoners from Guantanamo Bay

THE United States President, George Bush, has stepped up pressure on a reluctant Rudd Government to accept suspected terrorists from its Guantanamo Bay detention centre for resettlement in Australia. (Sydney Morning Herald3 January, 2009)
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Ex-Guantanamo detainees may settle in Australia

Terror suspects held at the US military prison in Guantanamo Bay could be secretly resettled in Australia within the year. (Sydney Morning Herald2 January, 2009)
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Australia may take ex-Gitmo detainees

Terror suspects held at the US military prison in Guantanamo Bay could be secretly resettled in Australia within the year, reports say. - Brisbane Times (The Brisbane Times2 January, 2009)
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