Examples of using Khadr in English and their translations into Russian
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Moving back to Khadr, OC-1 found that he was alive.
Khadr was transferred to Canadian custody on September 29, 2012, to serve the remainder of his sentence.
Police Officer Muhammad Khadr Mas'ud(mother: Ghufran), 1973, Homs.
Khadr was given on-site medical attention, during which time he repeatedly asked the medics to kill him.
Police Officer Ali Nayif Khadr(mother: Zakiyah), 1964, al-Suwayda.
During the trial, the defence argued that the United States should consider Khadr as a victim.
In 2003, Khadr began leading prayer groups among the detainees.
As of January 2009, 64% of Canadians supported repatriating Khadr to Canada, up from 41% in June 2007.
In early 2002, Khadr was living in Waziristan with his mother and younger sister.
On July 20, 2005,the Guantánamo detainee Omar Deghayes wrote in his diary,"Omar Khadr is very sick in our block.
When the dust cleared,OC-1 saw Khadr crouched, facing away from the action and shot Khadr twice in the back.
The following month, a briefing from the Foreign Affairs department summarised Gould's findings stating that Khadr was a"thoroughly'screwed up' young man.
The Foreign Affairs office said that Khadr was trying to be a"tough guy" and impress his cellmates.
Khadr participated in the widespread July 2005 hunger strike by 200 detainees, going fifteen days without eating.
OC-1 did agree however,that something was lying in the dust near Khadr, although he could not recall if it was a pistol or grenade.
In March 2007, Khadr was permitted to speak with his mother by phone for the first time, nearly five years after his capture.
In February 2003, Canadian Foreign Affairs intelligence officer Jim Gould and an official from theCanadian Security Intelligence Service(CSIS) interrogated Khadr.
Khadr arrived at Guantanamo Bay on October 29 or 30, 2002, considered an enemy combatant.
A year after he confided in Moazzam Begg, a British citizen who was then a detainee,that his older brother Abdurahman Khadr was working for the Americans, Omar was allowed a brief talk with Abdurahman.
In all, Khadr was interrogated by Canadians six times between 2003 and 2004, and ordered to identify photos of Canadians believed to have ties to terrorism.
This information was supplied to us by the director of the Land and Water Establishment for Studies andLegal Services, Mr. Khadr Shkeirat, who is working to defend the land and water rights of the Palestinians.
Khadr was transferred to Guantanamo along with Richard Belmar, Jamal Kiyemba and other captives on October 28, 2002, although Canadian officials were not notified as promised.
Rebuffed, they were given a statement from the Guantanamo naval hospital commander Dr. John S. Edmondson that Khadr was"in good health", and a two-page"Healthcare Services Evaluation.
Play media Gould brought Khadr a Big Mac value meal, with the government stating the visit was"to ascertain Khadr's well-being.
AI recommended implementing the recommendation for review and oversight of national security activities from the Maher Arar Inquiry; providing Abdullah Almalki, Ahmad Abou-Elmaati and Muayyed Nureddin with redress; reforming the immigration security certificate system to meet international fair trial standards; replacing the Ministerial Direction with a policy on intelligence and information sharing consistent with international standards; andensuring that Omar Khadr receives redress for the human rights violations he has experienced.
For example, Omar Khadr, a Canadian citizen, faces charges for alleged offences committed at age 15 in Afghanistan, purportedly as a child soldier.
Khadr was detained in Guantanamo Bay beginning in November 2002, where he was allegedly subjected to abusive interrogations and prolonged solitary confinement.
Canadian officials' complicity in the human rights violation of Omar Khadr while detained at Guantánamo Bay(Canada(Prime Minister) v. Khadr, 2010 SCC 3; and Canada(Justice) v. Khadr, 2008 SCC 28) and the delay in approving his request to be transferred to serve the balance of his sentence in Canada.
Khadr was captured by United States forces after a firefight in July 2002. On 4 June 2007, he was charged with war crimes before the United States military commission for allegedly killing an American soldier.
His attorney Muneer Ahmad said that Khadr had originally thought Gould"had finally come to help him" in 2003, but by 2004 had realised that he was being interrogated, not aided, by the Canadian government.