torture
Apr 23 2011, Byron Clark

The issue of Metro that is coming out tomorrow is going to reveal three incidents - one in 2002 and two in 2010 - when the New Zealand SAS in Afghanistan took prisoners and handed them to other forces. Allegations of this sort of thing have been going on.

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