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GuantanamoBay detainees at Camp X-ray © US DoD
Torture and Terror
Since the horrific terrorist attacks in America on September 11th, 2001, a countless number of people have been illegally kidnapped, detained, tortured and ill-treated by the U.S and its allies.
Guantanamo detainee returned to Canada
Omar Khadr has been transferred back to native Canada after ten harrowing years behind bars.
Another day of injustice
In a new report, Amnesty International outlines its concerns about the continued refusal of the US government to adhere to its international human rights obligations.
160,000 voices call on President Obama to close Guantanamo
11 January this year marked exactly 10 years since the first 25 prisoners arrived at Guantanamo Bay
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Research
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Submissions
Submissions made to the Government.
Blogs
A visualisation of drone strikes in Pakistan
Lachlan Dale, 27 March 2013
Is North Korea turning into one big prison?
Editors, 8 March 2013
The morality of America’s drone war
Michael Hayworth, 13 February 2013
In the News
- Guantánamo detainee seeks victim status in Polish investigation into CIA prison
- USA: Amnesty International Responds to President Obama’s Speech on National Security
- US must end indefinite detention in Guantánamo as hunger strike grows
- Saudi Arabia: News of paralysis sentence, “outrageous”
- Ukraine: Authorities must not return former Tajik Prime Minister to torture in Tajikistan



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24 May 2013, 12:22AM