/ Abdulhaq Omeri / Tolo News (Afghanistan) / Family of Afghan Gitmo Prisoner Calls for His Release
/ Alex Lederman / Al Jazeera / Coronavirus brings new delays for Guantanamo detainees on trial
/ Elliot Setzer / Lawfare / D.C. Circuit Denies Petition for Habeas Corpus by Guantanamo Detainee
/ Patrick G. Eddington / The Hill / Obama's 'rule of law' hypocrisy
/ Spencer Ackerman / The Daily Beast / Barr’s Prosecutor Hasn’t Grilled Key Russiagate Witnesses
/ Niels Lesniewski / Tribune News Service / Sens. Feinstein, King press intelligence nominee Ratcliffe on torture
/ Benjamin R. Farley / Just Security / Getting It Wrong: The 9/11 Military Commission and the Justiciability of Armed Conflict
/ Andy Worthington / Lockdown Listening: Radiolab’s Six-Part, Four-Hour Series About Guantánamo Prisoner Abdul Latif Nasser, Cleared for Release But Still Held
/ Marcus Lawniczak / The Eastern Echo (Eastern Michigan University) / Trump is bad, but that does not mean Bush was good
/ Rita Siemion and Benjamin Haas / Just Security / Lessons From a Torture Advocate’s Failed Bid for a Key Human Rights Position
/ Jonathan Easley / The Hill / Liberal groups ask Biden to support progressive foreign policy agenda
/ NPR / Documentary Explores Evolving Perceptions Of George W. Bush
/ Mohamed Elmaazi / Sputnik News / CIA-Funded Experiments and Psychological Torture Techniques Exposed By Director of New BBC Doc
/ The New Yorker / The New Yorker’s Ben Taub and Barry Blitt Win Pulitzer Prizes
/ Carol Rosenberg / New York Times / 9/11 Prisoners May Get Video Chats to Bridge the Coronavirus Divide
/ Andrea Germanos / Common Dreams / 'Belongs in The Hague': Online Disgust Follows Glowing Praise for George W. Bush's Covid-19 Message
/ Jefferson Morley / CounterPunch / A Lawless President Confronts an Untrustworthy Intelligence Community
/ Patrick Doherty / Law 360 / Guantanamo 9/11 Trial Is A Failure
/ J. Wells Dixon, Center for Constitutional Rights / Atlantic Online / Letter: No, the Post-9/11 Era Is Not Over
/ Andy Worthington / Eurasia Review / Nine Years Ago: Assange And WikiLeaks Released The Guantánamo Files, Which Should Have Led To Prison’s Closure
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