Articles

A second article by one of the last two Afghans in Guantánamo, a self-described "no value detainee," who discusses former Afghan prisoners, and calls on his government to help him, and to demand his release.

A cross-post, with an introduction by our co-founder Andy Worthington, of an article about living in Guantánamo under the threat of the coronavirus by Afghan prisoner Asadullah Haroon Gul.

Uzair Paracha, imprisoned on unreliable terrorism charges in 2006, has been freed after a judge ruled that his conviction was a "manifest injustice." But his father, Saifullah, accused of similar non-existent terrorist connections, is still at Guantánamo

A world exclusive, brand new article by former Guantánamo prisoner Mansoor Adayfi, about his friend Khalid Qasim, who, for no good reason, is still held.

Reporting on a powerful new show of Guantánamo prisoners' art at CUNY Law School in New York, showing the human beings behind the government's disgraceful, and mostly groundless, terrorist rhetoric.

Our co-founder Andy Worthington examines the recent questioning at Guantánamo of torture architect James Mitchell, whilst also noting the importance of reminding the world that the entire prison should be closed.