Andy Worthington laments how a politicized appeals court in the US has destroyed all notion of justice at Guantanamo.

Andy Worthington analyzes how the Guantanamo prisoners' habeas corpus petitions have been rendered meaningless by judges and the Obama administration.

Andy Worthington reports on a US judge's distressing failure to challenge the Obama administration's "targeted killing" programme for US citizens.

As I think of the sentence of our sister Aafia Siddiqui and indeed all the other prisoners, so many of them are people who lived their lives for the sake of Allah alone and were amongst the best of us, and thus do the promises of Allah come true.

Andy Worthington analyzes last week's depressing US court ruling, denying justice to torture victims under the guise of "state secrets."

Andy Worthington dissects an important, but little-noticed struggle in the US courts regarding the President's wartime powers.

The US District Court for the District of Columbia on Monday released a partially redacted opinion ordering the release of Yemeni Guantanamo Bay detainee Adnan Farhan Abdul Latif for lack of evidence.

The passing away of the father of Shaykh Ali al-Tamimi brings with it recollection of the courage of the family.

The story of Abdul Aziz Naji, forcibly repatriated from Guantanamo to Algeria last week - and calls for no further transfers.

In pursuing the first enforced repatriation of a Guantanamo prisoner, Obama and the US courts may be complicit in torture.