3 Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Defence if members of the Defence Forces serving in SFOR's military police company in Bosnia in 2002 were aware that the SFOR headquarters Camp Butmir in which they were based was misused by the US forces for activities incompatible with the SFOR mission and international human rights and humanitarian law, namely the extraordinary rendition of six Bosnian men of Algerian origin to Guantanamo where they remain until the present time; and if there was an investigation into the matter since then. [24182/06]

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3 Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Defence if members of the Defence Forces serving in SFOR's military police company in Bosnia in 2002 were aware that the SFOR headquarters Camp Butmir in which they were based was misused by the US forces for activities incompatible with the SFOR mission and international human rights and humanitarian law, namely the extraordinary rendition of six Bosnian men of Algerian origin to Guantanamo where they remain until the present time; and if there was an investigation into the matter since then. [24182/06]

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