/ Andy Worthington / Radio, TV and Live Events: Andy Worthington Discusses Guantánamo and the Need to Close the Prison During His US Tour
/ Joe Nocera / New York Times / A Detainee’s Diary
/ Renee Montagne / NPR / Heavily Redacted, Detainee's 'Guantanamo Diary' Goes On Sale
/ Agence France Presse / Amnesty calls on European countries to admit CIA cooperation on torture
/ Jonathan Owen / The Independent (UK) / Lawyer of Guantanamo detainee: Donald Rumsfeld should be charged with conspiracy to torture
/ Noel Brinkerhoff / AllGov / Current Guantánamo Prisoner Publishes Book about his Experiences
/ Worldview / WBEZ (Chicago) / The future of Guantanamo
/ Andrew Jerell Jones / The Intercept / Prison Dispatches from the War on Terror: Ex-CIA Officer John Kiriakou Speaks
/ Mohamedou Ould Slahi / Guardian (U.K.) / Guantánamo Diary: 'Everybody in the team realized that I was about to lose my mind'
/ Morris Davis / Guardian (U.K.) / Where is justice for the men still abandoned in Guantánamo Bay?
/ Mohamedou Ould Slahi / Guardian (U.K.) / Guantánamo Diary: ‘I’d rather be a criminal and sitting home with my kids’
/ Mohamedou Ould Slahi / Guardian (U.K.) / Guantánamo Diary: ‘I smelled the odour of a letter that had touched the hand of my mom’
/ Paul Tuthill / WAMC (New York) / Interview with Andy Worthington: Hope Seen For Closing Guantanamo Bay Prison
/ Middle East Eye / Qatari held in US since 2001 returns home
/ Mohamedou Ould Slahi / Guardian (U.K.) / Guantánamo Diary: ‘The torture squad was so well trained that they were performing almost perfect crimes’
/ Steve Streahley / AllGov / Did Guantánamo Guards Murder 3 Prisoners?
/ Editorial / New York Times / Perpetuating Guantánamo’s Travesty
/ Ted Conover / Vanity Fair / From Gitmo to an American Supermax, the Horrors of Solitary Confinement
/ Joe Hickman / Daily Mail (UK) / Murder in Guantanamo: As Cameron calls on Obama to release Londoner held for 13 years without trial, former guard claims his colleagues brutally murdered three inmates
/ Ian Cobain / Guardian (U.K.) / Guantánamo diarist Mohamedou Ould Slahi: chronicler of fear, not despair
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