Judge Condemns ‘Mosaic’ of Gitmo Intel and Unreliable Witnesses
Obama’s First 100 Days: Mixed Messages On Torture
A Start on Guantánamo, but Not Enough
Speaking at a press conference to mark his first 100 days in office, Barack Obama made two bold claims about the policies he has already implemented to tackle the executive overreach of the Bush administration, with regard to detention and interrogation policies in...
Dictatorial Powers Unchallenged as US ‘Enemy Combatant’ Pleads Guilty
Torture ‘to Achieve a Political Objective’
Who Authorized The Torture of Abu Zubaydah?
Justice Extends to Bagram
Britain’s Guantánamo
On Monday March 30, in a committee room in the House of Commons, Diane Abbott MP chaired a meeting entitled, "Britain's Guantánamo? The use of secret evidence and evidence based on torture in the UK courts," to discuss the stories of some of the men held as...
A Letter To Barack Obama From A Guantánamo Uighur
There were once 22 Uighur prisoners in Guantánamo. Muslims from China's oppressed Xinjiang province, they had all been swept up as human debris during "Operation Enduring Freedom," the US-led invasion of Afghanistan that began in October 2001. The majority of these...
