US guards look on as detainees at Camp Cropper in Baghdad gather for afternoon prayers. Sunnis and Shias are kept apart, with detainees also separated into groups depending on how dangerous they are perceived to be. Deborah Haynes at Camp Cropper, Baghdad From Times Online:
Dressed in a banana-yellow jumpsuit, the man sobbed uncontrollably as he clutched his young son and daughter under the stern gaze of a US detention guard.
“Don't worry, soon they will release me and I will spend the rest of my life close to you,” the Iraqi, 32, told his wife, Huda, 24, and their two children. He spoke from behind a painted line on the ground of the visiting section at Camp Cropper, an intimidating US detention centre near Baghdad airport.
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