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/ Cora Currier / The Intercept / NSA Closely Involved in Guantánamo Interrogations, Documents Show
/ Michael Isikoff / Yahoo! News / Senate report on CIA torture is one step closer to disappearing
/ Britain Eakin / Courthouse News Service / Gitmo Board Reviews Once-Prominent Yemeni
/ Nadia Prupis / Common Dreams / Federal Court Blocks 'Truth About Torture' in Ruling on Senate Report
/ Will H. Moore / Open Democracy / Quantitative data in human rights: what do the numbers really mean?
/ Jacqueline Crosby, Esq. / Examiner / Will the House of Representatives vote to close Guantánamo Bay?
/ David Cole / The New York Review of Books / Michael Ratner’s Army: The Fight Against Guantánamo
/ Cora Currier / The Intercept / The Secret NSA Diary of an Abu Ghraib Interrogator
/ Spencer Ackerman / Guardian (U.K.) / Secret area of Guantánamo could be opened to UN watchdog for first time
/ Noah Feldman / Bloomberg / Secrecy undermines justice at Guantanamo Bay
/ Human Rights First / Press Release: NDAA Provisions Undermine President’s Ability to Close Guantanamo
/ Marina Koren / Atlantic Online / The Detainee With No Country—And the 79 Others Still at Guantanamo
/ Charlie Savage / New York Times / Measure Would Let Guantánamo Detainees Enter Pleas in Civilian Court
/ Corey Dickstein / Stars and Stripes (U.S. Department of Defense) / Military staff, detainees at Gitmo prison remain civil on US base in Cuba
/ Robert Harding / The Citizen (New York) / Rep. John Katko: Closing Guantanamo, moving prisoners to U.S. would raise threat level
/ Rep. Richard Hudson / Richmond County Daily Journal (North Carolina) / Keeping Gitmo open is vital to national security
/ Charlie Savage / New York Times / Judge Allowed Destruction of Evidence in 9/11 Case, Defense Says
/ Aurel Sari / Lawfare / Joint Committee on Human Rights Publishes Drone Report
/ Andy Worthington / An Afghan and a Yemeni “Black Site” Prisoner Face Guantánamo Periodic Review Boards, as 21st Man Approved for Release
/ Alberto Mora / Guardian (U.K.) / Abu Ghraib prisoners deserve, finally, their day in court
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