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UK: Police asked to investigate G4S over Guantanamo role

12 January 2015

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"British security firm G4S could be criminally liable for its involvement in Guantanamo Bay, according to a new complaint filed with the Metropolitan Police."

See the article: Police asked to investigate G4S over Guantanamo role (Reprieve, link)

And see: Activists report security company G4S to police over its 'illegal' work at Guantanamo Bay (The Independent, link)

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