"I suggests all prisoners must be tried in a proper court of law and rehoused accordingly or released"Syed,Worcester, UK
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Al-Hajj was arrested on December 15, 2001, on the Afghan-Pakistani border by Pakistani intelligence and then handed to the US military in January 2002.
He was moved from one prison to another before ending up in the US prison camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, where he has been detained without trial since 2002.
He has not been officially charged or informed of the reason for his arrest and subsequent incarceration.
Abu Issa asked the interior ministry to make public the steps it has taken to arrange for the "immediate release of Guantanamo prisoners in general, and Sudanese prisoners in particular, or at least taking them to a fair court if they have violated the law".
Abu Issa talked of what he called "injustice, suppression and mistreatment" that the Sudanese prisoners are enduring in Guantanamo.
Al-Hajj, who has been held for more than five years as an "administrative prisoner", recently began a hunger strike "in protest against his detention, risking his life", Abu Issa said.
Before he was transferred to Guantanamo, al-Hajj was held in other US-run jails in Bagram and Kandahar in Afghanistan.