•  
  •  

Moroccans in Guantanamo

Bush Era Ends With Guantánamo Trial Chief’s Torture Confession

20.1.09

Forget the outgoing President’s lame, reality-defying farewell speech, and Dick Cheney’s last-ditch attempts to claim that the administration in which he served as Vice President never engaged in torture. The Bush era came to an end last Wednesday when, in one short interview, Susan J. Crawford, the senior Pentagon official overseeing the Military Commissions at [...]

Who are the prisoners released from Guantánamo with Sami al-Haj?

7.5.08

Late last Thursday evening, I joined in the widespread celebrations — at least in those parts of the world that care about the injustice of holding people in prison without charge or trial — that attended the repatriation of al-Jazeera journalist Sami al-Haj from Guantánamo, his home for the last six years, to Sudan.
Although a [...]

Cleared but still held in Guantánamo: Moroccan prisoner Said al-Boujaadia

2.4.08

In the first of an occasional series looking at prisoners in Guantánamo who have been cleared for release after multiple military reviews, but are still held in the notorious offshore prison, Andy Worthington, author of The Guantánamo Files, and Communications Officer for Reprieve, the London-based legal action charity that represents prisoners in Guantánamo, looks at [...]

The Guantánamo Britons and Spain’s dubious extradition request

21.12.07

Celebrations by the families, friends and supporters of the three British residents who returned from Guantánamo on Wednesday –- Omar Deghayes, Jamil El-Banna and Abdulnour Sameur –- were abruptly cut short when the Spanish government immediately requested the extradition of El-Banna and Deghayes for alleged ties with terrorists, even though the supposed evidence in Deghayes’ [...]

The Guantánamo Files: Additional Chapters Online – Tora Bora

27.11.07

To mark the official launch on Wednesday of The Guantánamo Files: The Stories of the 774 Detainees in America’s Illegal Prison (Pluto Press), I’ve just posted the second of 12 additional chapters featuring stories that I could not include in the book, either for reasons of space (to keep the book at a manageable length) [...]

The Guantánamo Files: Additional Chapters Online – The Qala-i-Janghi Massacre

8.11.07

To celebrate the official UK publication (today) of The Guantánamo Files: The Stories of the 774 Detainees in America’s Illegal Prison (published by Pluto Press), I’ve just posted the first of 12 additional chapters featuring stories that I could not include in the book, either for reasons of space –- to keep a tight narrative [...]

  •  
  •  

Back to the top

Back to home page

Andy Worthington

Author & journalist
Email Andy Worthington

The Guantánamo Files book cover

The Guantánamo Files

The Battle of the Beanfield book cover

The Battle of the Beanfield

Stonehenge: Celebration & Subversion book cover

Stonehenge: Celebration & Subversion

RSS

Posts & Comments

World Wide Web Consortium

XHTML & CSS

WordPress

Powered by WordPress

Please support Andy Worthington, independent journalist:

Archives

Categories