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My Guantánamo Nightmare
I spent seven and a half years at Guantánamo, without explanation.
January 8, 2012opinionOp-EdEx-Detainee Describes His 7 Years at Guantánamo
An Algerian given a new home in France says he was interrogated for 16 straight nights in 2003.
May 27, 2009worldNewsFor 20 at Guantánamo, Court Victories Fall Short
Some detainees’ lawyers are now appealing directly to President Obama, arguing that the federal habeas corpus cases are failing to deliver the only justice that matters: freedom.
February 26, 2009usNews
Justices, 5-4, Back Detainee Appeals for Guantánamo
The court repudiated the fundamental legal basis for the Bush administration’s strategy of housing prisoners at the United States naval base in Cuba.
June 13, 2008washingtonNewsARTICLES ABOUT LAKHDAR BOUMEDIENE
Gitmo's Other Prisoner
President Obama has become imprisoned not at Guantánamo but by it.
May 29, 2013, WednesdayJudge Won't Give Gitmo Lawyers Helpful Information
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that lawyers for an Afghan man held at the Guantanamo Bay naval brig cannot see top secret information that she acknowledges would be helpful to his case.
January 9, 2013, WednesdayThe Face of Indefinite Detention
Adnan Latif, who died in his cell at the Guantánamo Bay prison camp on Sept. 8, was the ninth detainee to die. He was cleared three times for release, but there was no way to get out.
September 14, 2012, FridayThe Court Retreats on Habeas
In rejecting the appeals of Guantánamo detainees that challenge the legality of their imprisonment, the justices are denying the prisoners a basic right.
June 14, 2012, ThursdayThe Supreme Court Retreats on Habeas
In rejecting the appeals of Guantánamo detainees that challenge the legality of their imprisonment, the justices are denying the prisoners a basic right.
June 14, 2012, ThursdayJustices Reject Guantánamo Detainees’ Appeal
Human rights groups said the detainees’ cases presented questions about whether an earlier ruling giving detainees a right to challenge their imprisonment was being followed.
June 12, 2012, TuesdayWord of the Day | gaunt
This word has appeared in 195 New York Times articles in the past year.
June 08, 2012, Friday
Lakhdar Boumediene Starts Anew in France After Years at Guantánamo
Lakhdar Boumediene, who spent seven years at Guantánamo Bay before being released for lack of evidence, says he still does not understand why he was detained and just wants a return to normalcy.
May 25, 2012, FridayGoodbye to Gitmo
We may be reaching the end of the Guantánamo litigation.
May 16, 2012, WednesdayDelaying Justice at Guantánamo
The Supreme Court must reaffirm the legal right of prisoners who are held without charges to challenge their detention.
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