/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Alleged al-Qaida commander fires legal team, paralyzing Guantánamo trial
/ Charlie Savage / New York Times / Saudi Held at Guantánamo Is Repatriated, Reducing Number of Detainees to 114
/ Open the Government / Press Release: OpenTheGovernment.org Challenges Ongoing Classification of the CIA Torture Program
/ Janene Van Jaarsveldt / NL Times (The Netherlands) / Report: Netherlands rejects Guantanamo Bay prisoners; US: “Very disapointed”
/ Sholto Byrnes / The National (United Arab Emirates) / Guantanamo is a stubborn stain on Obama’s record
/ Benjamin Wittes / Lawfare / "How to Close Guantanamo" New York Times Style
/ Alison Flood / Guardian (U.K.) / Guantánamo Diary author makes Samuel Johnson prize longlist
/ Sam Wright / Above the Law / Guantanamo Bay Is Still A Thing
/ Sputnik News / Released Guantanamo Detainee Describes Terror on US Repatriation Flight
/ Nonesuch Records / Laurie Anderson's "Habeas Corpus" to Premiere at Park Avenue Armory, October 2–4
/ Lucy Seyfarth / Human Rights First / Human Rights Groups Call for Reverse of Guantanamo Classification Order
/ Pardiss Kebriaei and Omar Shakir / Center for Constitutional Rights / Live from Guantánamo (Sept. 16, 2015)
/ Reuters / Senate Report 'Proves Lithuania Hosted CIA Jail': Detainee's Lawyers
/ Andy Worthington / Periodic Review Board Approves Release of Fayiz Al-Kandari, the Last Kuwaiti in Guantánamo
/ Andy Worthington / On Omar Khadr’s 29th Birthday, Bail Conditions Eased; Allowed to Visit Grandparents, and Electronic Tag Removed
/ Andy Worthington / Fears for Guantánamo Prisoner Released in Morocco But Held Incommunicado in a Secret Location
/ Hamilton Spectator (Canada) / A chronological look at Canadian-born Omar Khadr’s long legal odyssey
/ Michael Friscolanti / Macleans (Canada) / Is Omar Khadr allowed to board an airplane?
/ Aisha Maniar / TruthOut / CIA Continues to Deny Use of Torture, Shrugging Off Prosecutions Outside the US
/ Yvonne Ridley / Middle East Monitor / Shaker Aamer: The Guantanamo detainee who knows too much
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