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/ Clive Stafford Smith / Guardian (U.K.) / My most memorable Orwell moment? Getting Nineteen Eighty-Four into Guantanámo Bay
/ Agence France Presse / Uruguay hunger strike leaves ex-Gitmo inmate 'critical'
/ Crofton Black / The Bureau of Investigative Journalism / How Lithuania Helped Run a Secret CIA Prison
/ David Rohde and Jonathan Landay / Reuters / Ex-Detainees Say CIA Used Makeshift Electric Chair in Secret Afghan Prison: Rights Group
/ Associated Press / Federal Judge Orders Top CIA Officials to Give Depositions
/ Associated Press / Uruguay offers to bring family of striking ex-Guantánamo detainee
/ Andy Worthington / Close Guantánamo / Video: Shaker Aamer Urges President Obama to Shut the Prison Now
/ Inel Tarfa / Tunisia Live / Scarring Below the Surface: Torture, the CIA and Tunisian Nationals
/ Curt Goering, J. Wesley Boyd, Trip Quillman and Murray Polner / New York Times / Letters: America’s Lasting Shame: The Torture of Detainees
/ Britain Eakin / Courthouse News Service / Accused 9/11 Plotter Gripes About Trampled Privilege
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Defense lawyers seek CIA health records in Guantánamo’s Sept. 11 case
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / Guantánamo judge approves retroactive censorship of open-court hearings
/ James Risen / New York Times / After Torture, Ex-Detainee Is Still Captive of ‘The Darkness’
/ Carol Rosenberg / Miami Herald / ‘Sodomized’ Guantánamo captive to undergo rectal surgery
/ Editorial / Miami Herald / Guantánamo detention facility has failed; shut it down!
/ Washington Post / Letters from Abu Zubaydah: ‘My mother. I have not seen her in so long now.’
/ Amanda L. Jacobsen and Joseph Margulies / Washington Post / The ‘guinea pig’ for U.S. torture is languishing at Guantanamo
/ A. Odysseus Patrick / Washington Post / Terrified of terror, Australia plans indefinite detention even after sentences are served
/ Benjamin Weiser / New York Times / After Nearly 44 Years, and 3 Major Terrorism Trials, a Judge Leaves the Bench
/ Andy Worthington / Al Jazeera / Guantanamo torture victims should be allowed UN visit
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