/ Greg Miller / Washington Post / Report: American Psychological Association colluded with U.S. interrogation programs
/ Ellie Cambridge / Wandsworth Guardian / Shaker Aamer campaigners at American Embassy for July 4th
/ Ben Jacobs and Spencer Ackerman / Guardian (U.K.) / Judge pushes to speed up release of force feeding videos at Guantánamo Bay
/ Adam Hudson / TruthOut / The Secrecy of Torture: What Happens When Survivors' Memories Are "Declassified"?
/ Andy Worthington / Write to the Guantánamo Prisoners, Don’t Let Them Be Forgotten
/ Ramzi Kassem / VICE News / On Flags, Fireworks, Hot Dogs, and Torture
/ Daphne Eviatar / Huffington Post / Remaining Brit at Gitmo Highlights the Contradictions of Independence Day
/ Sputnik / Former Guantanamo Prisoner Granted Temporary Residence Permit in Estonia
/ Omar Farah / Rolling Stone / Tariq Ba Odah's Eight-Year Hunger Strike at Guantanamo Bay
/ Andy Worthington / Over 90 Celebrities and MPs Sign Open Letter to President Obama Calling for Shaker Aamer’s Release from Guantánamo on US Independence Day
/ Calum Ross / Aberdeen Journal (Scotland) / US refuses to give Scots cops CIA torture report
/ Spencer Campbell / Deutsche Welle (Germany) / Obama's prison: last-ditch push to close Guantanamo
/ Kristina Wong / The Hill / Four sticking points to a GOP defense deal
/ Jenifer Fenton / Al Jazeera / Despite White House pledges, Gitmo closure remains long-term goal
/ Guardian (U.K.) / Open letter to Barack Obama requesting the return of Shaker Aamer to the UK
/ Daniel Martin / Daily Mail (UK) / Boris urges Obama to free Shaker from Guantanamo: London Mayor pleads for release of the last British national held at military prison in Cuba
/ Mark Fallon / Huffington Post / Congress, Administration Must Renew Efforts to Close Guantanamo
/ Andy Worthington / Abdul Rahman Shalabi, Guantánamo Hunger Striker for Ten Years, Is Approved for Release to Saudi Arabia
/ Monica Graham / The Chronicle Herald (Canada) / Burning of Qu’ran a sorry reminder
/ Morning Star Online (U.K.) / Free Aamer ‘picnic’ to target embassy
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