>The boy was enrolled by force by his father in the terrorist camp in Afghanistan. At age 15 he is captured by US force and accused of killing a US military. He's been crawling in Gantanamo for 6 years now and he is still waiting for his trial.
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>This is a clear case of a child-soldier. The boy still have to face the consequence of his act (if he's found guilty), but treating him like a regular criminal is unfair. The boy was manipulated and was too young to be the only responsible for the murder of the US soldier. I don't understand the stubbornness of our government to refuse to demand the extradition of Omar Khadr so that he can quickly be (fairly) judged here in Canada.
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>You can watch a sample of the kid interrogation by the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS) here:
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>http://www.nationalpost.com/multimedia/video/player.html?video=2321506
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>Note that the kid was "prepared" for the interview (read tortured). This goes against the international laws on treatment of detainees under UN conventions and the Geneva Convention, which Canada made itself an accomplice in this case.
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>The world "Ya ummi" that he repeat often in the video is arabic for "Mother".

Another plea for innocent murderers.