End 23 Years Of Injustice
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- 22/05/18
The Horrors of Guantánamo Eloquently Explained By A High School Teacher to Readers of Teen Vogue
A cross-post, with commentary by our co-founder Andy Worthington, of a powerful article about Guantánamo in Teen Vogue by Dan Norland, who worked with two former prisoners on their memoir, published last year. - 10/05/18
Torture on Trial in the U.S. Senate, as the U.K. Government Unreservedly Apologizes for Its Role in Libyan Rendition
Our co-founder Andy Worthington contrasts Gina Haspel's evasiveness at her nomination hearing for the role of CIA Director with the U.K.'s unreserved apology for its involvement in the rendition to torture of two Libyan nationals in 2004. - 29/04/18
Ali Al-Marri, Held and Tortured on U.S. Soil, Accuses FBI Agents of Involvement in His Torture
One of three men held and tortured as "enemy combatants" on U.S. soil, Ali al-Marri, released in 2015, breaks his silence and calls for FBI agents to be held accountable for his treatment. - 20/04/18
Ex-Guantánamo Prisoner Discusses Prison Artwork with the BBC, While Lawyers for “High-Value Detainee” Demand His Right to Continue Making Art
Our co-founder Andy Worthington promotes a wonderful BBC radio show about the Guantánamo prisoners' art, and lawyers' efforts to allow their client to keep making art after a Pentagon ban. - 10/04/18
A Devastating Condemnation of Guantánamo’s Military Commissions by Palestinian-American Journalist P. Leila Barghouty
A cross-post of a recent article describing a week in the broken limbo of Guantánamo's military commissions, with commentary by Andy Worthington. - 28/03/18
Exactly 16 Years Ago, the U.S. Captured Abu Zubaydah, the First Official Victim of the Post-9/11 Torture Program, Who is Still Held at Guantánamo Without Charge or Trial
Andy Worthington reflects on the torture and the indefinite detention without charge or trial of alleged "high-value detainee" Abu Zubaydah, 16 years after his capture in Pakistan.
