End 21 Years Of Injustice
Articles
- 15/08/22
The U.S. Government’s Entirely Predictable Problems with Resettling Guantánamo Prisoner Majid Khan
Our co-founder Andy Worthington looks at a recent hearing involving efforts by Guantánamo prisoner Majid Khan to secure his release from the prison, over five months since his sentence came to an end. - 18/07/22
“The Endless Shame of Guantánamo Bay”: Our Co-Founders Tom Wilner and Andy Worthington Are Profiled in an Article in The New Republic
Cross-posting a profile of our co-founders, Tom Wilner and Andy Worthington, and the work of the Close Guantánamo campaign, as featured in the latest issue of The New Republic. - 30/06/22
Abd Al-Hadi Al-Iraqi is First “High-Value Detainee” To Accept Plea Deal at Guantánamo, Could Be Freed by 2024
Our co-founder Andy Worthington reports on a significant plea deal at Guantánamo, the first to involve a "high-value detainee": Abd al-Hadi al-Iraqi, who was brought to the prison in 2007. - 18/06/22
As Majid Khan Asks a Court to Order His Release from Guantánamo, 100 Days Since Completing His Sentence, 20 Other Prisoners, Never Charged or Tried, Also Await Their Freedom
Looking at the case of Majid Khan, who has submitted a habeas corpus petition seeking his release, 100 days since his sentence ended, and also looking at the 20 other men still held despite being approved for release by administrative review processes. - 30/05/22
“A Good Man With A Lot to Offer This World”: Khaled Qassim’s Attorney Urges Periodic Review Board to Approve His Release from Guantánamo
As "forever prisoner" Khaled Qassim waits to see if a Periodic Review Board will approve his release, we review his case and post a statement made by his attorney Mark Maher. - 17/05/22
The U.S.’s Ongoing “Forever Prisoner” Problem at Guantánamo
As "forever prisoner" Muhammad Rahim has his ongoing imprisonment approved by a Periodic Review Board, we look at his case and those of the other four remaining "forever prisoners."
