Khalid Fadhal
Khalid is a British citizen originating from Libya. He is currently detained in Lynton Green prison having pled guilty under duress to ‘criminal damage and affray’ by allegedly knocking his own gas pipe and complaining that a police person was verbally abusive to him.
With indefinite detention and transfer bans, Obama and the Senate plumb new depths on Guantánamo
Andy Worthington reports on how President Obama and the US Congress have both failed the Guantanamo prisoners.
Guantánamo is "a piece of hell that kills everything": A bleak New Year message from Yemeni prisoner Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif
Andy Worthington reveals a distressing letter from Guantanamo by Yemeni prisoner Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif.
Christmas at Guantánamo
Andy Worthington reminds readers of the plight of the Guantanamo prisoners - and, in particular, the Yemeni Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif.
The Clinton Hubris
President Obama loses the plot on Guantánamo
Andy Worthington examines Obama's capitulation on indefinite detention without charge or trial for Guantanamo prisoners in his recent news conference.
Lawyers for Ahmed Belbacha, Guantánamo prisoner and former UK resident, sue UK government over refusal to disclose evidence of his abuse
Andy Worthington on attempts by lawyers for Ahmed Belbacha to secure vital information in the possession of the British government.
Tell the UK government we need a deadline for the return of Shaker Aamer from Guantánamo
Andy Worthington points out that incessant pressure on the UK and US governments is required to secure Shaker Aamer's return.
Guantánamo: A dismal week for America
Andy Worthington on Congressional opposition to closing Guantanamo, and an untrustworthy "recidivism" report.
Report on "A Day for Shaker Aamer" and screenings of "Outside the Law" - and a message of support from Ken Livingstone
Andy Worthington reports on yesterday's successful event in Battersea for Shaker Aamer, the last British resident in Guantanamo.
My Life With The Taliban: An Excerpt
An excerpt from the fascinating autobiography of former Taliban government spokesman and ambassador to Pakistan, Mullah Abdul Salam Zaeef who spent four years imprisoned in Guantanamo
Protests over UK Guantanamo Bay prisoner Shaker Aamer
Gerry Conlon talks to Cageprisoners about the plight of Shaker Aamer
As one of the 'Guildford Four' Gerry Conlon was wrongfully imprisoned as an IRA bomber in 1974. It took 16 years before his conviction was quashed in 1989 and he was released. His case was one of the most notorious miscarriages of justice in English legal history.Conlon's autobiography Proved Innocent was adapted into the Oscar and BAFTA Award-nominated 1993 film In The Name of the Father. Here he speaks to Cageprisoners' patron Yvonne Ridley about why he's fighting for Shaker Aamer, the last British resident in Guantanamo.
Urge Your MP to sign Caroline Lucas' Early Day Motion calling for the return of Shaker Aamer and the closure of Guantánamo
Please encourage your MP to sign up to this important Early Day Motion submitted by Green MP Caroline Lucas.
Please sign petition asking Eric Holder to release Fayiz Al-Kandari, a Kuwaiti aid worker in Guantánamo
Please sign this petition asking Attorney General Eric Holder to release Fayiz al-Kandari, a humanitarian aid worker in Guantanamo.
Guantánamo and the Wikileaks documents, including Yemeni and Uighur "problems," and praise for Moazzam Begg
Andy Worthington on Wkileaks' revelations of diplomatic horse-trading regarding resettling former Guantanamo prisoners - and praise for Moazzam Begg.
WikiLeaks cables show US U-turn over ex-Guantánamo inmate
Washington shown lavishing praise on Moazzam Begg over his campaign for Europe take in other detainees
U.S. has warm words for ex-Guantanamo detainee
WASHINGTON -- A U.S. consular official in Luxembourg gave a former Guantanamo detainee warm praise earlier this year in a cable to Washington made public Monday by the website WikiLeaks.
My exchange about Guantánamo with Benjamin Wittes, advocate of "military detention without trial"
Andy Worthington explains why new legislation endorsing indefinite detention for "War on Terror" prisoners is a bad idea.
The rule of law in the US hangs on Obama’s response to the Ghailani trial
Andy Worthington on the troubling and unprincipled Republican response to the verdict in the trial of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani.
Events
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International human rights breaches - State accountability v State immunity
A forum to discuss the issues surrounding International human rights breaches – State accountability v…
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Legal seminar: Preserving the rule of law: taking a risk
A discussion between noted human…
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Extradited to a future of torture: the reality of solitary confinement in America
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Spying and Entrapment
What's New
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The Guantánamo Memoirs of Mohamedou Ould Slahi
Fascinating, revealing and harrowing handwritten account of detention, interrogation and abuse by prisoner still at Guantanamo
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TRAITOR: a Guantanamo guard's journey to Islam
“Traitor?” is the story of an American soldier's journey to Islam having…
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Starving for justice
Shaker Aamer, Fayiz al-Kandari, Samir Moqbel and 163 other have been starving…
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Are Muslims active enough in the fight against Guantanamo?
Tariq Ramadan speaks to Moazzam Begg about the Guantanamo hunger strikers and…
Blog
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Help Lynne Stewart, civil rights lawyer for Muslim defendants, stay alive
Lynne Stewart is a prominent civil rights lawyer who’s now facing the prospect of death on the inside.
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How your Schedule 7 swab could help get your family arrested
Have you ever been swabbed under Schedule 7 or in any criminal…
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Why haven't you signed the Shaker Aamer petition?
What do you see when you read the name? I often…



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