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/ John Amidson / Albany Times Union (New York) / Rejecting war that's invisible
/ The Canadian Press / Former PM Martin expresses regret about early phases of Khadr case
/ Owain Johnston-Barnes / Royal Gazette (Bermuda) / Student’s book about Uighurs on sale now
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Civilian appeals court rules law professor/judge biased in 9/11 case
/ Andy Worthington / The Absurdity of Guantánamo: As US Prepares to Release Ahmed Al-Darbi in Plea Deal, Less Significant Prisoners Remain Trapped Forever
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Guantánamo judge cancels U.S. video feed of terrorist’s time-capsule testimony
/ Saadia H. Khan / Human Rights First / Transparency at Guantanamo, But Not Where It Counts
/ Andy Worthington / Judge Confirms That Trial of James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen, Architects of CIA Torture Program, Will Go Ahead
/ Andy Worthington / A Dream of Freedom Soured: Former Guantánamo Prisoners in Tunisia Face Ongoing Persecution
/ Jeremy B. White / The Independent (UK) / Psychologists accused of designing CIA 'torture' programme to face trial
/ Nida Khan / Huffington Post / No, We Aren’t All Praising Gen. Kelly’s New Role
/ Wallace Baine / Santa Cruz Sentinel (California) / Cabrillo Fest culminates in harrowing and heartbreaking ‘The Prisoner’
/ Eli Watkins / CNN / Court rules military judge biased in 9/11 case
/ Peter Bursztyn, Terry Thompson / Barrie Examiner (Canada) / Letters: Nuttall Flyer on Omar Khadr Settlement
/ Sarah Grant / Lawfare / Proceedings Resume in United States v. al-Nashiri
/ Martha Bellisle / Associated Press / Judge orders CIA interrogation lawsuit to trial in Washington state
/ Jess Bravin / Washington Post / Letter: Some context on Mr. Couch’s career
/ Hannah Ellis-Petersen / Guardian (U.K.) / Horror remains in alternative vision of Guantánamo Bay
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / How long after torture are statements admissible? Guantánamo court debates question.
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Torture lawsuit against two psychologists delays CIA waterboarders’ Guantánamo testimony
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