Guantanamo returnee Nazir wants to live quiet life with family, says lawyer


PETALING JAYA: Mohammed Nazir Lep, who was returned to Malaysia after being detained at Guantanamo Bay since 2006, plans to live a quiet life with his family.

The New York Times reported his lawyer, Brian Bouffard, as saying that his client had been punished many times over for his long-ago involvement with the wrong people.

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