End 23 Years Of Injustice
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- 10/04/18
A Devastating Condemnation of Guantánamo’s Military Commissions by Palestinian-American Journalist P. Leila Barghouty
A cross-post of a recent article describing a week in the broken limbo of Guantánamo's military commissions, with commentary by Andy Worthington. - 28/03/18
Exactly 16 Years Ago, the U.S. Captured Abu Zubaydah, the First Official Victim of the Post-9/11 Torture Program, Who is Still Held at Guantánamo Without Charge or Trial
Andy Worthington reflects on the torture and the indefinite detention without charge or trial of alleged "high-value detainee" Abu Zubaydah, 16 years after his capture in Pakistan. - 21/03/18
The Torture Trail of Gina Haspel Makes Her Unsuitable to be Director of the CIA
Our co-founder Andy Worthington examines Donald Trump's disgraceful nomination of Gina Haspel, who supervised a CIA "black site" and played a part in the destruction of videotapes of torture, as Director of the CIA. - 08/03/18
The Complete Collapse of Abd Al-Rahim Al-Nashiri’s Military Commission Trial at Guantánamo
Our co-founder Andy Worthington sums up the most recent news from Guantánamo's military commissions as a judge calls trial proceedings to a halt, and revelations of spying are revealed. - 26/02/18
U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention Condemns U.S. Treatment of "High-Value Detainee" Ammar Al-Baluchi at Guantánamo
Our co-founder Andy Worthington writes about a powerful new opinion issued by the U.N. Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, condemning the U.S. for its treatment of prisoners at Guantánamo, and, specifically, those facing military commission trials. - 16/02/18
The Guantánamo Art Show in New York That Dared to Show Prisoners As Human Beings— and the Pentagon’s Heavy-Handed Response
Andy Worthington provides an update about the Pentagon's shocking new policy of preventing prisoners from keeping their artwork or giving it to their lawyers, in response to a show in New York that he went to see just before it closed in January.
