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- Ghairat_Baheer abstract "Ghairat Baheer is a citizen of Afghanistan who was held by American forces in extrajudicial detention for over six years.The BBC News reported Pakistani officials took him into custody during a pre-dawn raid on his home in Islamabad on October 30, 2002.The BBC said no reason was offered for his apprehension, and that there were rumors US security officials participated in the raid. After his release in May 2008 Baheer asserted he had spent six months in the salt pit, one of the Central Intelligence Agency's network of clandestine interrogation centers.He spent the rest of his detention in the Bagram Theater Internment Facility in Afghanistan.According to the Associated Press Baheer is a son-in-law of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar, the leader of the Hezbi Islami Gulbuddin militant group, and that he was captured with Gul Rahman, the only captive the CIA has acknowledged died in captivity.In 2010 Baheer was a member of the Hezbi Islami Gulbuddin peace delegation to peace talks.In an interview with the German news agency DPA Bahir said he spent most of his six years in captivity in chains, bombarded with disorienting music so loud his guards wore hearing protection.He said they were fed an inadequate quantity of food, and he lost 40 kilograms, and he still hadn't fully recovered his strength.In 2012 he served as the HiG's main negotiator with the United States.David Loyn, of the BBC News, quoting sources close to new President of Afghanistan Ashraf Ghani, reported that Ghairat Baheer had been offered a position in his new cabinet.Baheer, former Taliban Minister of Foreign Affairs, Wakil Ahmad Muttawakil, and former Taliban Ambassador to Pakistan Abdul Salem Zaeef, were offered the Ministries of Minister of Rural Affairs, Minister of Border Affairs and Minister of Religious Affairs.".
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- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Category:Afghan_physicians.
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- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Gul_Rahman.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Gulbuddin_Hekmatyar.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Hezb-e_Islami_Gulbuddin.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Islamabad.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Ministry_of_Foreign_Affairs_(Afghanistan).
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Ministry_of_Frontiers,_Nations_and_Tribal_Affairs_(Afghanistan).
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Ministry_of_Hajj_and_Religious_Affairs.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Ministry_of_Rural_Rehabilitation_and_Development.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Parwan_Detention_Facility.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink President_of_Afghanistan.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Salt_Pit.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLink Wakil_Ahmed_Muttawakil.
- Ghairat_Baheer wikiPageWikiLinkText "Ghairat Baheer".
- Ghairat_Baheer arrestDate "2002".
- Ghairat_Baheer arrestPlace "Islamabad, Pakistan".
- Ghairat_Baheer birthPlace "Chanakhwa, Paktika".
- Ghairat_Baheer children "Abdullah Baheer, Obaidullah Baheer".
- Ghairat_Baheer citizenship Afghanistan.
- Ghairat_Baheer detainedAt Parwan_Detention_Facility.
- Ghairat_Baheer detainedAt Salt_Pit.
- Ghairat_Baheer group Hezb-e_Islami_Gulbuddin.
- Ghairat_Baheer name "Baheer, Ghairat".
- Ghairat_Baheer name "Ghairat Baheer".
- Ghairat_Baheer shortDescription "Afghan".
- Ghairat_Baheer spouse "Daughter of Gulbuddin Hekmatyar".
- Ghairat_Baheer status "released".
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- Ghairat_Baheer description "Afghan".
- Ghairat_Baheer description "Afghan".
- Ghairat_Baheer subject Category:Afghan_physicians.
- Ghairat_Baheer subject Category:Living_people.
- Ghairat_Baheer subject Category:Pashtun_people.
- Ghairat_Baheer subject Category:Prisoners_and_detainees_held_in_the_Salt_Pit.
- Ghairat_Baheer hypernym Citizen.
- Ghairat_Baheer type Agent.
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- Ghairat_Baheer type Person.
- Ghairat_Baheer type Person.
- Ghairat_Baheer type Detainee.
- Ghairat_Baheer type List.
- Ghairat_Baheer type People.
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- Ghairat_Baheer comment "Ghairat Baheer is a citizen of Afghanistan who was held by American forces in extrajudicial detention for over six years.The BBC News reported Pakistani officials took him into custody during a pre-dawn raid on his home in Islamabad on October 30, 2002.The BBC said no reason was offered for his apprehension, and that there were rumors US security officials participated in the raid.".
- Ghairat_Baheer label "Ghairat Baheer".
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- Ghairat_Baheer wasDerivedFrom Ghairat_Baheer?oldid=654419749.
- Ghairat_Baheer givenName "Ghairat".
- Ghairat_Baheer isPrimaryTopicOf Ghairat_Baheer.
- Ghairat_Baheer name "Baheer, Ghairat".
- Ghairat_Baheer name "Ghairat Baheer".
- Ghairat_Baheer surname "Baheer".