By Tara Brady Lawyers for two terror suspects currently being held by the U.S. in Guantanamo Bay have accused Poland of human rights abuses. They say they fell victim to the CIA's program to kidnap terror suspects and transfer them to other countries as they allege that they were tortured in a remote Polish prison. The case marks the first time Europe's role in the CIA's 'extraordinary rendition' of terror suspects has reached European Court of Human Rights. Lawyers for two terror suspects currently being held by the U.S. in Guantanamo Bay accuse Poland of human rights abuses
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Two terror suspects 'were transferred to a prison in Poland and tortured'
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Both men say they were brought to the country in December 2002
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Allegations include being told their families would be sexually abused
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Poland has been accused of human rights abuses
claims before having them taken up by @placeholder's human rights court.