End 24 Years Of Injustice
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- 30/05/19
Stop the Extradition: If Julian Assange is Guilty of Espionage, So Too are the New York Times, the Guardian and Numerous Other Media Outlets
Andy Worthington discusses the latest news about Julian Assange, after he was charged under the Espionage Act, asking all responsible journalists and media outlets to support him, and freedom of the press, and to demand an end to his proposed extradition. - 16/05/19
The Taint of Guantánamo: Uighurs in Albania and Bermuda Seek Permission to Join Their Families in Canada
Our co-founder Andy Worthington follows up on a recent National Post article in Canada about how former prisoners are still haunted by their past. - 30/04/19
Slow Death at Guantánamo: Why Torture and Open-Ended Arbitrary Detention Are Such Bad Ideas
Our co-founder Andy Worthington follows up on a New York Times article by Carol Rosenberg about the U.S. military's problems with aging prisoners at Guantánamo. - 19/04/19
The Case for Closing Guantánamo: The New Yorker’s Major Profile of Mohamedou Ould Salahi and His Former Guard Steve Wood
We cross-post - with an introduction by our co-founder Andy Worthington - a powerful and extremely detailed article about former Guantánamo prisoner Mohamedou Ould Slahi (Salahi) and his former guard Steve Wood. - 31/03/19
Supporting Whistleblower Chelsea Manning, Imprisoned for Refusing to Testify in Grand Jury Case Against WikiLeaks
We express our support for Chelsea Manning, who leaked the important classified military files from Guantánamo that were released in 2011, and who has been imprisoned for refusing to testify in a Grand Jury case against WikiLeaks. - 14/03/19
As Mohamedou Ould Slahi is Denied a Passport, Remember That All Former Guantánamo Prisoners Live Without Fundamental Rights
Andy Worthington discusses the news that former prisoner Mohamedou Ould Slahi has been denied a passport, and opens an important discussion about how all former prisoners are denied fundamental rights because of their status as "enemy combatants."
