End 23 Years Of Injustice
Articles
- 15/07/24
Slow Murder at Guantánamo as Profoundly Disabled Torture Victim Is Sentenced to Another Eight Years
Our analysis of the sentencing of "high-value detainee" Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi, who, as arranged via a plea deal, will not be released from Guantánamo until 2032, despite his chronic disabilities. - 26/06/24
On U.N. Torture Day, Please Support the Guantánamo Survivors, and Those Still Held
Our co-founder Andy Worthington discusses torture at Guantánamo, past and present, and we promote the Guantánamo Survivors Fund, appealing for support for former prisoners abandoned by the U.S. - 12/06/24
The Ongoing Horrors of Guantánamo: Men Held “Not Because They Did Anything Wrong, But Because It’s Not Politically Advantageous to Care About Them”
A cross-post, with our introduction, of an article about Guantánamo's ongoing lawlessness, written by a young journalist, Stephen Prager, and originally published on the Current Affairs website. - 21/05/24
Guantánamo Scandal: Eleven Men Were Set to Be Freed Last October, Until “Political Optics” Shifted After Hamas’ Attack on Israel
Following up on a disturbing NBC News report that eleven men, who were set to be freed in October, had their release stopped after Hamas' attacks on Israel. - 24/04/24
Powerful New Guantánamo Film “I Am Gitmo” Premieres in New York and Los Angeles
Publicizing the U.S. premiere of "I Am Gitmo," a powerful new feature film about Guantánamo, directed by Philippe Diaz. - 02/04/24
Held for 550 Days Since Being Approved for Release from Guantánamo: Ismail Ali Bakush, an Insignificant Libyan
The tenth and last article in a series of ten articles (here and on Andy Worthington's website) focusing on the 16 men still held at Guantánamo who have long been approved for release by high-level U.S. government review processes.
