Bush hints at more legal rights for Camp X-Ray prisoners  In
what could be seen as a concession to international opinion,
President Bush said yesterday that he is now discussing what
legal provisions of the Geneva Convention may apply to the
detainees held at Guantanamo Bay. But Mr Bush reiterated that
his administration has no intention of changing the status of
the 158 detainees and treating them as prisoners of war.  "These
are killers," said Mr Bush during a joint press conference with
the Afghan interim leader Hamid Karzai. "We are not going to
call them prisoners of war." Mr Bush did refer to the men as
"prisoners" but then corrected himself and called them
"detainees".  The president spelled out the administration's
reasons for the distinction by saying that "the reason why is
al-Qaida is not a known military".  "These are killers," Mr Bush
said. "These are terrorists. They know no countries. The only
thing they know about country is when they find a country that's
been weakened and they want to occupy