End 23 Years Of Injustice
Articles
- 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. - 18/03/24
Held for 700 Days Since Being Approved for Release: Hassan Bin Attash, Guantánamo’s Youngest Prisoner
The eighth 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. - 10/03/24
Held for 850 Days Since Being Approved for Release from Guantánamo: Suhayl Al-Sharabi and Guled Hassan Duran
The sixth 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. - 04/03/24
Held for 1,000 Days Since Being Approved for Release from Guantánamo: Abdulsalam Al-Hela and Sharqawi Al-Hajj
The fourth 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. - 24/02/24
At Guantánamo, Accomplices in the 2002 Bali Bombings Reach A Plea Deal, May Be Released By 2029
Catching up with news from the military commissions at Guantánamo, where two Malaysian "high-value detainees" agreed to a plea deal last month. - 12/02/24
Held for 1,200 Days Since Being Approved for Release from Guantánamo: Hani Saleh Rashid Abdullah
The second article in a series of 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.
