This memorandum establishes the interrogation and counter-resistance policy for security internees under the control of CJTF-7. It recognizes that security internees who are civilians and who are detained pursuant to Articles 5 and 78 of the Geneva Convention of August 12, 1949 have certain rights and protections. It approve the use of specified interrogation and counter-resistance approaches, and provides for the segregation of security internees, which may be required in many instances to ensure the success of interrogations and to prevent the sharing of interrogation methods among internees.