End 23 Years Of Injustice
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- 28/10/23
Video: Andy Worthington’s Impassioned Speech at the E.U. Parliament’s “Close Guantánamo!” Event on Sep. 28, 2023
The video of our co-founder Andy Worthington calling for the E.U. to help with the resettlement of prisoners at the European Parliament’s "Close Guantánamo!" event on Sep. 28, 2023. - 03/10/23
Video and Report: The Incredibly Powerful “Close Guantánamo!” Event in the E.U. Parliament, September 28, 2023
Our co-founder Andy Worthington's report about, and a link to the video of an event in the E.U. Parliament, which he helped to organize and was part of, along with former prisoners, lawyers, a U.N. Rapporteur and more. - 25/09/23
Despite 9/11 Accused Being Mentally “Unfit To Stand Trial,” Biden Refuses Plea Deal That Would Provide Mental Health Care, As Required By International Law
Our report about how an important DoD Sanity Board's ruling in the case of Ramzi bin al-Shibh is undermined by President Biden's refusal to accept the terms of a plea deal in the 9/11 trial. - 12/09/23
Sep. 28: European Parliament Holds “Most Significant Gathering Ever Assembled on Guantánamo”, With Former Prisoners, Lawyers and U.N. Rapporteur
Publicizing an important meeting at the E.U. Parliament in Brussels on Sep. 28, calling for the closure of Guantánamo, and for European countries to help with the resettlement of men approved for release but who can't be sent home. - 27/08/23
Trial Judge Destroys Guantánamo’s Military Commissions, Rules That “Clean Team” Interrogations Cannot Undo the Effects of Torture
A long read featuring substantial excerpts from, and our co-founder Andy Worthington’s detailed analysis of an absolutely devastating ruling against the U.S. authorities in the military commission pre-trial hearings for Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri. - 23/07/23
Please Write to the Guantánamo Prisoners, to Let Them Know We Remember Them
With Guantánamo rather shamefully off the media's radar right now, we thought this would be a good time to ask you to write to the men still held, to let them know that they've not been forgotten.
