Tag: guantanamo bay
The Forever War’s Forever Legacy
The United States Refuses to Play by the World’s Rules
UN Forcefully Hits at US Blockade of Cuba and Prison in Guantanamo
UN Expert Demands Immediate Shutting Down of Guantanamo Prison, Apology to InmatesÂ
Blindman’s Bluff
The US and War Crimes in the War on Terror
The Global Vigils for the Closure of Guantánamo on International Women’s Day
21 years later, Guantánamo is still open — and we are still protesting to shut it down
Will America’s Forever Prison Finally Close on Biden’s Watch?
Cuban Adjustment Act of US Still Privileges Cuban Migrants, Hurts Cuba
Declassify the Documents From Trump’s Basement
Guantanamo, Cuba: VII Symposium on the Abolition of Foreign Military Bases
John Kiriakou on Abu Zubaydah and Unethical CIA Practices
Justice Robert Scheer SI Podcast SI: Autobiography SI: History SI: Human Rights & Civil Rights SI: Memory: Autobiography, Biography & History
John Kiriakou: Biden Is Denying CIA Torture Victims Their Day in Court
Robert Scheer SI Podcast SI: Autobiography SI: History SI: Human Rights & Civil Rights SI: Memory: Autobiography, Biography & History
Michael Smith and Zachary Sklar: Michael Ratner Was a Revolutionary Lawyer Like No Other
Guantánamo’s Forever Elusive Endgame
“20 Years of US Torture and Counting”: Report Details Post-9/11 Abuse at Gitmo and Beyond
J. Wells Dixon: Why 7 U.S. Military Officers Just Blasted the CIA
Ex-Prisoners Recall U.S. Torture at ‘Afghanistan’s Abu Ghraib’
CIA Torture Cover-Up Still Looms Over 9/11 Trials at Guantánamo
