Two Algerian men held at Guantanamo Bay for seven years on terror charges have been acquitted¹ at a trial on being returned home, state media report.

阿尔及利亚官方媒体报道，两名因恐怖主义指控被囚禁于关塔那摩湾长达七年的阿尔及利亚男子重获自由并将返乡。

President Barack Obama has put back the date for closing Guantanamo

Faghoul Abdelli and Mohamed Terari were arrested in Afghanistan by Pakistani police after the 11 September 2001 attacks on the US, reports said.

They both denied having any connection to militant² groups and said they were "brutally³ tortured" in US custody（监护，拘留）.

Algeria's state prosecutor⁴ had called for a 20-year jail term for the men.

US President Barack Obama made closing the detention⁵ centre down a key part of his election campaign and set a deadline of January 2010.

But last week he said that date would be missed.

He did not set a specific new deadline for closing the camp, but said it would probably be later in 2010.

Officials are trying to determine what to do with some 215 detainees still held at the Cuba prison.

Mr Obama's administration says it will try some detainees in US courts and repatriate⁶（遣返回国） or resettle others not perceived as a threat.