Moazzam Begg discusses the effects of spying and harassment of the Muslim community in England

On April 24, 2011, the transparency organization Wikileaks began to release Detainee Assessment Briefs and other classified documents for all 779 Guantánamo prisoners.

The military has released pictures trying to show how "good" the prisoners have it. The pictures tell a different story.

A forum to discuss the issues surrounding International human rights breaches – State accountability v State immunity

A discussion between noted human rights barristers and lawyers on the effects of suspension of the rule of law in numerous antiterrorism cases

The prison is a deeply un-American disgrace. It needs to be closed rapidly

An attorney who represented prisoners detained at Guantanamo Bay was found dead last week in what sources said was a suicide.

The closure of the Guantanamo Bay detention centre was a top priority for Barack Obama during his first term as the US president, but since he began his second term, Obama has barely spoken of Guantanamo.

Dr. Nancy Murray interviewing British author Victoria Brittain on her new book Shadow Lives: The Forgotten Women in the War on Terror