End 23 Years Of Injustice
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- 24/10/19
As a Frail and Confused Julian Assange Appears in Court, It’s Time For the U.K. to Stop His Proposed Extradition to the U.S.
An update on the case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, facing extradition to the U.S. from the U.K. to face espionage charges relating to his work as a publisher. This is a crucial case for press freedom, and the U.K. should prevent the extradition. - 08/10/19
No Escape from Guantánamo: Former Child Prisoner Boycotts the Broken Periodic Review Board Process, Describes It As “Hopeless”
Our co-founder Andy Worthington looks at the broken Periodic Review Board process at Guantánamo, made meaningless by Donald Trump. - 23/09/19
14 Million Dollars Per Prisoner Per Year: The Absurd Cost of Guantánamo
Our co-founder Andy Worthington examines the cost of Guantánamo, following a recent report by Carol Rosenberg for the New York Times. - 10/09/19
18 Years After 9/11, the Endless Injustice of Guantánamo is Driving Prisoners to Suicidal Despair
Our co-founder Andy Worthington laments the continued existence of Guantánamo, 18 years after 9/11, and reports on a recent suicide attempt by "forever prisoner" Sharqawi Al Hajj. - 25/08/19
Abandoned in Guantánamo: Abdul Latif Nasser, Cleared for Release Three Years Ago, But Still Held
Our co-founder Andy Worthington reports on the sad and unjust case of Abdul Latif Nasser, approved for release from Guantánamo three years ago, but still held because of Donald Trump's contempt for the law. - 04/08/19
17 Years Since the Notorious Yoo-Bybee "Torture Memos," the U.S. Still Finds Itself Unable to Successfully Prosecute the Men It Tortured
We mark the 17th anniversary of the notorious "torture memos," by John Yoo and Jay S. Bybee, noting how torture still undermines efforts to prosecute men allegedly involved in the 9/11 attacks.
