Guantanamo inmates concern rights groups
The Pentagon (news - web sites) won't say how many prisoners it holds at the U.S. jail for terrorism suspects in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. The State Department won't estimate the prospects that other nations will take inmates home and deal with them themselves.
Two years after a U.S.-led coalition began capturing suspects in the war on terror, international impatience is growing over the pace of progress at Guantanamo.
"The word that occurs to me is stalled. It has stalled," Amnesty International's Alistair Hodgett said.
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