<p>The document describes a meeting convened by Pierre Richard Prosper, Ambassador at Large, United States Commission on War Crimes. Prosper advised that some prisoners at Guantanamo would be moved to Afghanistan, while some would be moved to their home country. He expressed concern about the health and security at the Sheberghan and Pol-I-Charki prisons in Afghanistan. Prosper also said that he does not anticipate having any further “intelligence interest in the prisoners at Pol-I-Charki.”</p>
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