103 US Department of Defense, Joint Task Force 170, Guantánamo Bay, Memorandum for the Record: ICRC Meeting with MG Miller on 9 October 2003 (indicating ICRC was concerned about mental health of detainees due to pressures imposed by, among other conditions, interrogator control over detainees &apos; basic needs, duration of interrogations, cagetype cells, isolation, restrictions on books and shaving as punishment); Neil A. Lewis, &quot; Red Cross Finds Detainee Abuse in Guantánamo &quot; The New York Times (30 November 2004) (reporting ICRC stated that keeping detainees indefinitely without knowing their fate would lead to mental health problems); Physicians for Human Rights, Break Them Down: Systematic Use of Psychological Torture (2005) pp. 52-54.
103 US Department of Defense, Joint Task Force 170, Guantánamo Bay, Memorandum for the Record: ICRC Meeting with MG Miller on 9 October 2003 (indicating ICRC was concerned about mental health of detainees due to pressures imposed by, among other conditions, interrogator control over detainees &apos; basic needs, duration of interrogations, cagetype cells, isolation, restrictions on books and shaving as punishment); Neil A. Lewis, &quot; Red Cross Finds Detainee Abuse in Guantánamo &quot; The New York Times (30 November 2004) (reporting ICRC stated that keeping detainees indefinitely without knowing their fate would lead to mental health problems); Physicians for Human Rights, Break Them Down: Systematic Use of Psychological Torture (2005) pp. 52-54.