The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention (UNWGAD) reached a decision that all seven states (US, Thailand, Poland, Morocco, Lithuania, Afghanistan, and the UK) involved in Abu Zubaydah’s CIA detention and torture share responsibility for the ongoing violations of his rights. Ongoing violations at Guantánamo were found to amount arbitrary detention, torture, and may constitute “crime against humanity.” The UNWGAD decided states are responsible in various ways – for carrying out the extraordinary rendition programme, for allowing their territory to be used and in the case of UK for aiding and assisting” by providing questions in the knowledge of his torture. The UNWGAD called for states to ensure his “immediate release”.