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/ Benjamin Wittes / Lawfare / Movement in a New Guantanamo Habeas Case
/ Josh Gerstein / Politico / Court splinters in Guantanamo videos case
/ Charlie Savage / New York Times / Videos of Force-Feeding at Guantánamo Will Stay Secret, Court Rules
/ Quinta Jurecic / Lawfare / Bahlul Files Cert Petition
/ Andy Worthington / 15 Years of Torture: The Unending Agony of Abu Zubaydah, in CIA “Black Sites” and Guantánamo
/ Hardtalk / BBC News (UK) / James Mitchell: US ‘less safe’ without the use of 'legal coercion'
/ Clive Stafford Smith / Huffington Post / Groundhog Day In Guantanámo Bay
/ The Talking Dog / The Moderate Voice / Interview with Jeffrey Kaye
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Pentagon picks national security lawyer to run Guantánamo war court
/ Michel Paradis / America Magazine (Jesuit) / Guantánamo lawyer: Military tribunals are built on American apartheid.
/ Olivia Ensign / ACLU / The Guantánamo Military Commissions Continue to Undermine Basic Principles of American Justice
/ Editorial / Bloomberg / Trump's Top Generals Ask Congress to Join the War on Terror
/ Nicholas K. Geranios / Associated Press / Trial of 2 Psychologists Over CIA Torture Pushed Back
/ Christopher Woolf / The World / Public Radio International (PRI) / How a Muslim lawyer and critic of Showtime’s 'Homeland' became a consultant for the show
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Alleged 9/11 mastermind’s lawyer on timely Guantánamo downpour: ‘God took a side’
/ Matthew Riley / The Chronicle (Duke University, North Carolina) / Professor Robin Kirk works with nonprofit commission to investigate North Carolina's role in torture program
/ Kevin Gosztola / ShadowProof / Neil Gorsuch’s Hearing Revealed Disturbing New Facts About Guantanamo
/ Editorial / Toronto Star / Omar Khadr deserves government apology and compensation
/ Camille Marrero / Human Rights First / Former Businessman and Oldest Detainee Seeks Release from Gitmo
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Who’s listening? Sept. 11 lawyers ask if intelligence agencies are spying on them
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