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draft SOPsHighSECRET CEO (with attachment)Thank you for the opportunity
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STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURESENHANCED MONITORING FOR DETAINEESTRANSFERRED BY THE CANADIAN FORCES
IN
AFGHAN
1ST
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INTRODUCTION
The Standard Operating Procedures SOPs articulated
in
this document areintended
to
provideguidance
on
the conduct
of
ollow-up activities
by
the Government
of
Canada with respect
to
detainees transferred by the CanadianForces
in
Afghanistan pursuant to the 2005 Arrangement concluded between Canada and Afghanistanand the supplement
to
that arrangement concluded
in
May 2007. These should be viewed as part
of
an
iterative process which can
be
adjusted
to
respond
to
new requirements as required.One of Canada's
role~
in
Afghanistanis
to
assist the
demn"'·<lti.r"<>III
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elected Government
of
Afghanistan
to
build indigenousjusticeand security sector capabilities For this reason,
Canadian _
I
ollow-up activities are meant
to
ng an Afghanities
to
monitor the conditions of detention
of
individuals transferred by Canadiaril
•••••
This includes recognition of
and
a desire
to
support the Afghanepen uman Commission's (AIHRC) constitutional role
to
conduct national human rightsmonitoring and
to
Investigate human rights violations.
CANADIAN ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
The Department
of
Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT),
in
consultation with partnerdepartments including the Correctional Service
of
Canada (CSC), the Royal Canadian Mounted Police(RCMP), the Department of National Defence (DND), the Canadian International Development Agency(CIDA) and others as required, leads
in
the
implementation
of
these SOPs. This remains, however, a'whole of government effort and will require continued contributions and expertise from a variety ofCanadian departments.The following lists the primary roles and responsibilities
of
selected authoritiesor department/agencies:• DMA
oveiirs.elie.s
ion.
e.
half of MINA the Government
of
Ca
activities
to
Afghan authorities
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(FTAG/IDRlIRH-GHA) provides policy
a d v i c e / g u i d a n c e ~ . ~ ~ . I 1
••••
~
acts
as
a focal point
to
provide notifications of transfers to ICRC
HQ.
••
SPECIFIC PROCEDURES TO FOLLOW
The following provides specific procedures
to
foilow with respect to the notification of a capture
and
thetracking of the subsequent transfer, release or status determination of a detainee captured
by
theCanadian Forces.
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