Central & South Asia US could continue Afghan detention US
detention commmander says his military may control part of
Bagram complex after prison is handed over to Afghans. Last
Modified: 22 Sep 2010 18:04 GMT The US says it may continue
holding Afghans after control of Bagram prison is handed to
Afghan authorities [EPA}   The US military has drawn up plans to
continue holding Afghan prisoners it deems a threat in a
"unilateral" prison complex on Bagram airbase even after it
hands control of the main detention facility
to the Afghan government next year.       US military
authorities are expecting to retain control part of the existing
Bagram prison to hold "security threats," as well as prisoners
who were arrested outside the country and flown into Afghanistan
on rendition flights, according to the admiral in charge of
overseeing US detention operations in the country.  Vice-Admiral
Robert Harward, the head of Joint Task Force 435, which runs US
detentions in Afghanistan, was quoted on Wednesday by the Wall