End 23 Years Of Injustice
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- 17/09/20
The New York Times’ Linda Greenhouse on Guantánamo: “Born in Fear and Sustained Through Political Cynicism and Public Indifference”
A cross-post, with a detailed introduction by our co-founder Andy Worthington, of a recent New York Times article by Linda Greenhouse about the recent appeals court ruling denying due process to the Guantánamo prisoners. - 01/09/20
Trump-Appointed Appeals Court Judge Rules That Guantánamo Prisoners Don’t Have Due Process Rights
In the latest phase of a long-running legal struggle to secure rights for the prisoners at Guantánamo, a judge appointed by Donald Trump tries to assert that they have no due process rights. - 07/08/20
In Historic Ruling, Inter-American Commission on Human Rights Agrees to Hear Case of Four Survivors of CIA Rendition and “Black Site” Torture
We look at the significance of a ruling last month, as the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights agreed to hear the case of four men subjected to rendition and torture in the "war on terror," and deprived of justice in the U.S. - 26/07/20
“I Am Not Even Allowed To Hear My Own Story”: A Letter from Guantánamo by Abdul Latif Nasser, Cleared for Release But Still Held By Donald Trump
A poignant letter from Guantánamo by Abdul Latif Nasser, who was cleared for release under Obama, but wasn't freed, and is now a prisoner of Donald Trump. - 12/07/20
If Elected in November, Will Joe Biden Close Guantánamo?
Our thoughts about what will happen, regarding the prison at Guantánamo Bay, if Donald Trump loses to Joe Biden in the Presidential Election. - 23/06/20
Military Judge Rules That Terrorism Sentence at Guantánamo Can Be Reduced Because of CIA Torture
Our co-founder Andy Worthington looks at the significance of a ruling in the case of Majid Khan, who is supposed to be released in 2031 after a plea deal agreed in 2012.
