End 23 Years Of Injustice
Articles
- 03/08/24
Lloyd Austin Cynically Revokes 9/11 Plea Deals, Which Correctly Concluded That the Use of Torture Is Incompatible With the Pursuit of Justice
The shameful news that, just two days after plea deals were announced in the cases of three men charged in connection with the 9/11 attacks, defense secretary Lloyd Austin has revoked them. - 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.
