End 22 Years Of Injustice
Articles
- 21/05/23
The Broken Old Men of Guantánamo
A major new article by our co-founder Andy Worthington about what the U.S. government can and should do with the 14 men still held — "high-value detainees" and torture victims — who have not been approved for release. - 02/05/23
U.N. Condemns 21-Year Imprisonment of Abu Zubaydah as Arbitrary Detention and Suggests that Guantánamo’s Detention System “May Constitute Crimes Against Humanity”
Our co-founder Andy Worthington's analysis of a devastating, and hugely important opinion about Abu Zubaydah, issued by the U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention. - 24/04/23
The Man They Never Knew: Said Bakush Is Repatriated from Guantánamo to Algeria; 30 Men Now Remain, 16 Also Approved for Release
After being held for nearly 21 years without charge or trial, Said Bakush, the last Algerian in Guantánamo, has finally been freed. Our co-founder Andy Worthington reports. - 05/04/23
Guantánamo and the U.S. Courts: When Is A War Not Over? Apparently, When It’s the “War on Terror”
Khalid Qassim's lawyers ask a judge to order his release, arguing that, as he was seized following the U.S.-led invasion of Afghanistan as a soldier with no connection to terrorism, he must be released now that the war in Afghanistan is definitively over. - 26/03/23
Wednesday April 5: The Next Global Coordinated Protests for the Closure of Guantánamo
Announcing the next coordinated global vigils for the closure of the prison at Guantánamo Bay, taking place at seven locations in the U.S., the U.K. and Mexico. - 03/03/23
Free the Guantánamo 18: New Campaign Posters for Coordinated Global Vigils for Prison’s Closure on March 8, International Women’s Day
Promoting global vigils for Guantánamo's closure on Mar. 8, with a poster showing the 18 men still held who have been approved for release, and an infographic showing how long they have been held since the U.S. said it no longer wanted to hold them.
