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In the letters, Mr Aziz says he is innocent and is being held unjustly. "It is imperative that there is intervention into our dire situation and treatment," he writes in one of the letters, which the Observer says was written on 21 April.
"It is totally in contradiction to international law, the Geneva Convention and Iraqi law as we know it." Mr Aziz calls for fair treatment and a fair trial in the letters, reportedly written on pages from his lawyers' diary.
"I have been accused unjustly, but to date no proper investigation has taken place," he writes in the letters in English and Arabic. He and other detainees are being kept in total isolation, without contact with their families, the newspaper reports. |