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In a letter to defense secretary Mark T. Esper, 15 Senators have asked for information about what steps the Pentagon is taking to protect prisoners and U.S. personnel at Guantánamo from the coronavirus.

With the prisoners more isolated than ever before, because of the coronavirus, we encourage you to write to them, to let them know that they haven't been forgotten.

Promoting a recently broadcast six-part series by Radiolab, the result of a three-year quest by the station's Latif Nasser to uncover the truth about his namesake, Guantánamo prisoner Abdul Latif Nasser, approved for release but still held.

A second article by one of the last two Afghans in Guantánamo, a self-described "no value detainee," who discusses former Afghan prisoners, and calls on his government to help him, and to demand his release.

A cross-post, with an introduction by our co-founder Andy Worthington, of an article about living in Guantánamo under the threat of the coronavirus by Afghan prisoner Asadullah Haroon Gul.

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