Two former prison camp detainees settle in Switzerland
Two brothers, who were resettled in Switzerland after their release from the US military prison at Guantanamo Bay, are said to be doing well. The ethnic Uighurs from China met the media for the first time since their arrival in canton Jura six months ago. (TSR/swissinfo.ch)
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Former Guantanamo inmates arrive in Jura
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“Things are going well and we want to provide a little quiet,” Charles Juillard, the president of Jura cantonal government, told local parliamentarians. “We want to ensure them greater peace in the coming days.” The parliamentarians erupted into applause at Juillard’s statements on Wednesday. The two brothers, ethnic Uighurs from China, were admitted to the…
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