End 23 Years Of Injustice
Articles
- 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. - 29/01/24
Our Achievements in 2023, Marking Guantánamo’s 22nd Anniversary on Jan. 11, and What We Can Do in 2024
Our review of 2023 and events marking the 22nd anniversary of Guantánamo’s opening, plus actions we can undertake this year to maintain pressure on the U.S. government.
