"Guantanamo inmates did not return into terrorism"

The Politico falsely reported: "The Pentagon said earlier this month that 61 former Guantanamo inmates, out of the more than 700 who had been held at the facility, have been found to have returned to terrorism."

In fact, the Pentagon has acknowledged that its figure of 61 detainees includes 43 former prisoners who are only suspected of, but have not been confirmed as having "returned to terrorism." Moreover, even the Pentagon's claim that it has confirmed that 18 former detainees have "return[ed] to the fight" has been questioned by experts.
http://mediamatters.org/items/200902060002?f=h_latest

Mensenrechten: Rachel Reid (HRW) and official Secrets Act GB

"The MoD smeared me by claiming I had an affair with a colonel to obtain secrets," says human rights campaigner Rachel Reid. She said "the allegations were bewildering and could endanger my life in Afghanistan".

The human rights campaigner of human Erights Watch accused the Ministry of Defence of smearing her by claiming she had an affair with an Army colonel in Afghanistan.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1137497/MoD-smeared-claiming-I-affair-colonel-obtain-secrets-says-human-rights-campaigner.html