Standard Operating Procedure (2004) page 221, on punishment and reward procedure. (enlarge) Of concern to groups such as Amnesty International who campaign for the camp's closure, or  concerned about prisoner handling under the prisoner of war aspects of the , is the fact that policy for newly admitted detainees still allows for up to 4 weeks where access to the detainee by the  (ICRC) may be denied. In addition, guards are not to allow ICRC staff to pass mail to detainees. Wikinews attempted to get feedback on this. US Southern Command passed a query on to Rick Haupt (Commander, U.S. Navy Director of Public Affairs, Joint Task Force at Guantanamo) who responded that "questions were forwarded along with a request to authenticate the leaked document; a response is pending." At this time no response to emails has been received from the ICRC or  .
Standard Operating Procedure (2004) page 221, on punishment and reward procedure. (enlarge) Of concern to groups such as Amnesty International who campaign for the camp's closure, or Human Rights Watch concerned about prisoner handling under the prisoner of war aspects of the , is the fact that policy for newly admitted detainees still allows for up to 4 weeks where access to the detainee by the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) may be denied. In addition, guards are not to allow ICRC staff to pass mail to detainees. Wikinews attempted to get feedback on this. US Southern Command passed a query on to Rick Haupt (Commander, U.S. Navy Director of Public Affairs, Joint Task Force at Guantanamo) who responded that "questions were forwarded along with a request to authenticate the leaked document; a response is pending." At this time no response to emails has been received from the ICRC or Human Rights Watch .
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Human Rights Watch
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International Committee of the Red Cross
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Human Rights Watch