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/ Andy Worthington / Will Carl Levin’s Amendments to the NDAA Help President Obama Close Guantánamo?
/ Adam Hudson / TruthOut / Amid Lingering Hunger Strike, Guantanamo Abuses Press On
/ Matt Labo / BizPac Review / UN negotiates freedom for Gitmo terrorists willing to learn ‘peaceful islam’
/ Agence France Presse / Gitmo sketch artist reveals 9/11 suspect's true face
/ Angela Davis / Voice of Russia / Obama doesn’t want to release Guantanamo prisoners - lawyer
/ Morris Davis / News & Observer (North Carolina) / On Guantanamo, time to face the truth
/ Illinois Coalition Against Torture / Chicago Coalition to Close Guantánamo Weekly Vigil Continues
/ Dr. Cesar Chelala / CounterPunch / Ending the Guantánamo Nightmare
/ Robert Chesney / Lawfare / Afghanistan May Release Hundreds of Detainees Transferred from US Military Custody
/ Reprieve / Common Dreams / Press Release: Yemeni Drones Victim to Visit Washington DC for Meetings with Congress and Activists
/ Andy Worthington / “He Didn’t Commit a War Crime”: Omar Khadr’s US Lawyer Challenges His Conviction at Guantánamo
/ Andy Worthington / Former Guantánamo Prisoner David Hicks Appeals His 2007 Conviction for Non-Existent War Crime
/ John Bellinger / Lawfare / Bagram: More on Wind-down of Obama’s Guantanamo
/ Stephen Lendman / Centre for Research on Globalization / America’s Global Gulag: Challenging Wrongful Convictions
/ Durrie Bouscaren / Iowa Public Radio / Former chaplain talks about Guantanamo Bay conditions
/ Associated Press / North Dakota lawyer fighting the Guantanamo system
/ Memphis Barker / The Independent (UK) / The diaries of Abu Zubaydah are not what you would expect from a jihadist
/ John Glaser / Antiwar.com / Bush Called Them ‘Unlawful Enemy Combatants.’ Obama Calls Them ‘Unprivileged Enemy Belligerents.’
/ Sheila Pratt / Edmonton Journal (Canada) / U.S. lawyer details his fight against Khadr’s war-crimes convictions
/ Garret Pustay / Your Middle East AB / 'Curing' terrorism in Yemen: why more is needed than rehabilitiation detention programs
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