English: El-Banna, Abou Elkassim Britel, Khaled El-Masri, Binyam Mohammed, Abu Omar and Maher Arar and for the expulsion of Ahmed Agiza and Mohammed El Zari; GERMANY 81. Acknowledges the good cooperation on the part of the German Government by providing restricted documents to the Chairman and the rapporteur of the Temporary Committee; regrets, on the other hand, that no representative of the German Government was able to appear before the Temporary Committee; Welcomes the excellent work of the German parliamentary inquiry committee and expresses its full support for the continuation of that committee's work; Thanks Munich Public Prosecutor Martin Hofmann for his testimony to the Temporary Committee and applauds all ongoing judicial inquiries in Germany; notes and welcomes the fact that the Munich Court has issued warrants for the arrest of 13 suspected CIA agents in connection with the illegal abduction and wrongful imprisonment of Khaled elMasri, and expects the German Government to take all necessary steps to obtain their extradition from the United States; Thanks the German Parliament inquiry committee for having examined the case of Khaled El-Masri; takes note that, to date, the committee's inquiries have shown that there was no involvement of the German authorities in the illegal abduction; looks forward to the final conclusions by the German Parliament inquiry committee into this matter; Condemns the extraordinary rendition of Murat Kurnaz, a Turkish citizen resident in Germany, who gave testimony to the Temporary Committee and who was arrested in Pakistan in November 2001, transferred to the US units across the border in Afghanistan by the Pakistani police on no legal basis and with no judicial assistance, and finally flown to Guantánamo at the end of January 2002, whence he was released on 24 August 2006 without charge, having been tortured in all the locations where he had been held; Points out that, according to information given by Murat Kurnaz's lawyer and information provided by the German authorities, there was a prospect of the release of Murat Kurnaz from Guantánamo in 2002 but this was not accepted by the German authorities; notes that on many occasions since 2002, Murat Kurnaz's lawyer was told by the German Government that it was impossible to open negotiations with the US Government on his release because Murat Kurnaz was a Turkish citizen; notes that according to information available to the Temporary Committee as early as at the end of October 2002, Murat Kurnaz posed no terrorist threat; expects a full clarification of all relevant actions or failures to act on the part of the German authorities by the German Parliament inquiry committee and welcomes the fact that those inquiries have already begun; Regrets the fact that Murat Kurnaz was interrogated twice, in 2002 and in 2004, by German officials at Guantánamo, where he was detained subject to neither a formal charge nor a trial and without judicial assistance; regrets the fact that German officials denied him any assistance and were interested only in questioning him; Fully supports the investigation launched by the public prosecutor in Potsdam, transferred to the Public Prosecutor in Tübingen/Karlsruhe on 25 October 2006, into unknown perpetrators in order to establish whether Murat Kurnaz was ill-treated in Afghanistan by
French: ANCIENNE REPUBLIQUE YOUGOSLAVE DE MACEDOINE 137. souligne qu'une délégation de la commission temporaire a été reçue à Skopje en avril 2006 par le président de la République, des membres du gouvernement et plusieurs fonctionnaires, et les remercie pour le bon accueil fait à la délégation; prend cependant note de l'absence d'enquête approfondie sur le dossier de Khaled El-Masri de la part des autorités de l'ancienne République yougoslave de Macédoine; condamne la restitution extraordinaire du citoyen allemand Khaled El-Masri, enlevé au poste-frontière de Tabanovce, en ancienne République yougoslave de Macédoine, le 31 décembre 2003, détenu illégalement à Skopje du 31 décembre 2003 au 23 janvier 2004 puis transporté en Afghanistan les 23 et 24 janvier 2004, où il a été détenu jusqu'en mai 2004 et soumis à des traitements dégradants et inhumains; prie instamment le Conseil et son haut représentant pour la PESC de faire toute la lumière sur le fait que la mission de police de l'UE (PROXIMA) était intégrée au ministère de l'intérieur de l'ancienne République yougoslave de Macédoine et associée au travail du service macédonien de sécurité et de contre-espionnage (DBK) à l'époque où Khaled El-Masri a été remis à la CIA; souhaiterait savoir s'il est vrai que le Conseil a interrogé les agents de l'UE participant à la mission PROXIMA, de manière à évaluer leur degré d'information au sujet du cas de Khaled El-Masri; le cas échéant, demande au Conseil de fournir au Parlement un compte rendu complet de l'enquête; approuve pleinement les conclusions préliminaires du procureur munichois Martin Hofmann selon lesquelles aucun élément ne permet de réfuter la version des événements de Khaled El-Masri; regrette profondément que les autorités de l'ancienne République yougoslave de Macédoine n'aient pas suivi les recommandations contenues dans le rapport intérimaire de la commission temporaire telles qu'adoptées le 6 juillet 2006; remarque, une fois de plus, que les autorités de l'ancienne République yougoslave de Macédoine sont supposées effectuer des enquêtes; prie instamment le nouveau parlement national élu de l'ancienne République yougoslave de Macédoine de constituer une commission d'enquête aussi rapidement que possible afin d'examiner le dossier de Khaled El-Masri et de coopérer pleinement à l'enquête en cours du Parlement allemand;