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/ Charles Davis / Al Jazeera / The 'war on terror' has won
/ James Reinl / Al Jazeera / Justice remains elusive on 9/11 anniversary
/ Kristie Macrakis / Newsweek / Getting to the Whole Truth About America’s Torture of Suspected Terrorists
/ Joanna Walters / Guardian (U.K.) / Will accused 9/11 architect Khalid Sheikh Mohammed ever come to trial?
/ Amy Davidson Sorkin / The New Yorker / Another 9/11 Anniversary at Guantánamo, Amid Hurricane Irma
/ Pardiss Kebriaei / Center for Constitutional Rights / Making sure our Guantánamo client can survive and fight his unlawful detention
/ Center for Constitutional Rights / Human Rights Organizations Urge IACHR to Hold U.S. Accountable for Guantánamo Detainee Abuse and Discrimination
/ Djamel Ameziane / Center for Constitutional Rights / In landmark hearing today, Djamel Ameziane, formerly detained in Guantánamo, calls for reparations, an apology, and action
/ Adam Goldman and Scott Shane / New York Times / A Long-Pursued ISIS Preacher Is Finally Charged in New York
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Guantánamo prison chow hall needs 400 lobster-cracking tools
/ Nora Ellingsen / Lawfare / International Terrorism Prosecutions: Spring and Summer Wrap-Up
/ Andy Worthington / Detailed Los Angeles Review of Books Article Asks, “What Are We Still Doing in Guantánamo?”
/ Gar Pardy / The Hill Times (Canada) / Omar Khadr and values in a time of ‘war’
/ Kevin Gosztola / Mintpress News / Appeals Court Forces CIA’s Hand In FOIA Requests For Torture Records
/ Daniel Engber / Slate / The Bush Torture Scandal Isn’t Over
/ Victoria Brittain / Open Democracy / Normalising torture
/ Joseph Hickman and John Kiriakou / Salon / The road to torture: How the CIA’s “enhanced interrogation techniques” became legal after 9/11
/ Peter Speetjens / Middle East Eye / What's a life worth? The Kafkaesque ordeal of Guantanamo Bay’s youngest ever prisoner
/ Associated Press / Al-Qaida Suspect Linked to Cartoonist Plot Pleads Not Guilty
/ Josh Lederman / Associated Press / Tillerson to abolish most special envoys, including Guantánamo ‘Closer’
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