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Germany wants to contact citzen held by the US in Afghanistan
2011-01-27
Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle says that diplomats have asked to see one of their citizens of Afghan origin who is currently in US military custody.

Prosecutors in Frankfurt had previously said the man, Haddid N, 23, a civil engineering student, had been investigated by Germany and had his passport seized because of suspicions that he wanted to join the jihad in Afghanistan.
Sounds like he got most of the way there.
Prosecutions spokeswoman Doris Moeller-Scheu said Haddid N had been the target of an inquiry until last year but the file was closed because no contact with terrorists could be established.

She said the confiscation of the passport had prevented Haddid N travelling to Bahrain, where he said he planned to board a further flight to Dubai to take a holiday in his brother's company. He sued for the return of his passport and won his case against German authorities.

A newspaper, the Sueddeutsche Zeitung, said the man was taken into custody on January 8 at his father's home in Kabul.
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