Despite being the eleventh anniversary of the 9/11 attacks the US legacy of secret prisons and torture won't be forgotten by simply handing over the prison facilities to others

Andy Worthington on the significance of WikiLeaks' release of secret military documents on the Guantanamo prisoners.

Since the beginning of the revolutions in the Arab world the most disconcerting day of the week for rulers has been Friday - yaum al-Jum'ah, the Day of Gathering. 

Andy Worthington on what lies behind the plea deal of Guantanamo prisoner Noor Uthman Muhammed in his Military Commission trial.

Andy Worthington bemoans the British media's failure to challenge George W. Bush's claims about the legality and efficacy of torture.

This is the sixth part of an exclusive nine-part series telling the stories of all 174 prisoners in Guantanamo.

As Colonel Gaddafi marks 41 years in power, Andy Worthington reports on the release of a former Guantanamo prisoner and three former CIA "ghost prisoners," but notes that others are still held.

Andy Worthington examines the disturbing secrecy surrounding the recent conviction of Ibrahim al-Qosi at Guantanamo, and the prospects for the repatriation of the three remaining Sudanese prisoners.

New revelations from Poland unearth more than was previously known about the secret CIA prisons in Poland and Romania. Andy Worthington reports.

How US courts have overplayed the significance of torture victim Abu Zubaydah in a court case involving the Algerian, Sufyian Barhoumi.

Moazzam Begg's powerful presentation to the Law Society  in 2006 for the Graham Turnbull Award ceremony on the merits of torture