Congress Bans Harsh Treatment of Suspects (AP)
22nd Dec 2005, 13:12 GMT
AP - President Bush is expected to sign a voluminous defense bill that requires the humane treatment of foreign terrorism suspects even though the measure rebukes some of his wartime policies.
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