A/HRC/13/42* page 164 Date of release At time of the interview he is in prison in Sale serving his sentence. Additional Information During his second period of detention in Morocco, his wife searched for him by asking the Moroccan Ministry of Justice of his status. The office of the Prosecutor in Casablanca guaranteed that he was not being detained in Morocco. It was not until the alleged detainee’s brother reported his disappearance on 18 September 2003, that the family became officially informed that the alleged detainee was being held in prison in Sale. According to the alleged detainee’s wife, he now suffers from many physical problems as a result of the treatment inflicted upon him during his periods of detention. * Information contained is from an interview with interviewee’s wife, Ms. Khadija Anna Lucia Pighizzini, and other credible sources. Case 8 - Biographic details Name Nationality/country of origin Mr. Omar Deghayes* Libyan/Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (UK resident) Male Gender Detention Date of initial detention April 2002 Location of the detention He was detained at his home located in Lahore, Pakistan Grounds of initial detention Not formally charged and never brought before a judge. At the moment of detention he was requested to hand over his weapons. The authority(ies) involved in the arrest/detention Pakistan: Pakistani, CIA and UK Security Services officers Afghanistan: American military, CIA, FBI and UK Security Services officers Guantanamo Bay: US officers Site(s) of detention, including sites of possible transit 1. Police station (April 2002: after arrest and only for some hours) 2. Building described as an old castle near Lahore, Pakistan (April - May 2002) 3. Military barracks in Islamabad, Pakistan (May - June 2002) 4. Bagram Airbase, Afghanistan (June - August 2002) 5. Guantanamo Bay (August 2002 - December 2007) Total period of detention Approximately 5 years and 8 months Duration of secret detention Approximately 5 months (April 2002 - August 2002) Conditions and treatment during secret detention - Building described as an old castle near Lahore, Pakistan: He was placed alone in a room. The first 3 days he was interrogated, by Pakistani persons in civilian clothes, about bombs and about his family’s opposition to the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya (his father was allegedly killed