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Amnesty International: Unlock the truth in Lithuania: Investigate Secret Prisons Now

01 October 2011

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Amnesty International: Unlock the truth in Lithuania: Investigate Secret Prisons Now (pdf):

"In the continuing absence of any meaningful accountability in the USA, and increasingly disturbing signs that the same may happen in other European countries, the Lithuanian government should re-open its criminal investigation into both its own involvement in these operations, and that of the USA and its agents on Lithuanian territory, and conduct an independent, impartial, thorough and ef fective investigation that will serve as a model for accountability across the region."

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