End 18 Years Of Injustice
Articles
- 23/03/20
Uzair Paracha, Victim of Tortured Terrorism Lies, is Freed from U.S. Jail; Why Is His Father Still at Guantánamo?
Uzair Paracha, imprisoned on unreliable terrorism charges in 2006, has been freed after a judge ruled that his conviction was a "manifest injustice." But his father, Saifullah, accused of similar non-existent terrorist connections, is still at Guantánamo - 07/03/20
“My Best Friend and Brother”: A Profile of Guantánamo Prisoner Khalid Qasim by Mansoor Adayfi
A world exclusive, brand new article by former Guantánamo prisoner Mansoor Adayfi, about his friend Khalid Qasim, who, for no good reason, is still held. - 21/02/20
Humanizing the Silenced and Maligned: Guantánamo Prisoner Art at CUNY Law School in New York
Reporting on a powerful new show of Guantánamo prisoners' art at CUNY Law School in New York, showing the human beings behind the government's disgraceful, and mostly groundless, terrorist rhetoric. - 08/02/20
As Torture Rears Its Ugly Head at Guantánamo, Let’s Not Forget That the Entire Prison Must Be Closed
Our co-founder Andy Worthington examines the recent questioning at Guantánamo of torture architect James Mitchell, whilst also noting the importance of reminding the world that the entire prison should be closed. - 25/01/20
Fighting Back Against Guantánamo Amnesia As the Prison Begins Its 19th Year of Operations
Here's our report on the events, and the TV and radio appearances that we undertook to mark the 18th anniversary of the opening of the prison at Guantánamo Bay, when our co-founder Andy Worthington visited for ten days from the U.K. - 07/01/20
Close Guantánamo’s Involvement in Events Calling for the Closure of Guantánamo on the 18th Anniversary of Its Opening
Our co-founder Andy Worthington discusses the imminent 18th anniversary of the opening of Guantánamo (on Jan. 11) and our involvement in events calling for the prison's closure.
