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  1. 11. sep.

    1/8 20 years ago, I heard about 9/11 on the radio in Afghanistan. At 18, I couldn’t imagine buildings so tall or why someone would kill so many people. Soon after, I was sold to the US & sent to . 8 years later, when I saw video of 9/11 for the first time,

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  2. 14. sep.

    2/2 Tawiq was cleared for released in 2010, yes he is still detained at with out charges or rights or justice.

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  3. 10. sep.

    On the 20th Anniversary of the 9/11 Attacks, the US Needs to Close and Bring to an End the Broken Military Commission Trials

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  4. 13. sep.

    Quarterly Fundraiser: Seeking $2500 (£2000) for My Work and My London Photo-Journalism

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  5. 11. sep.

    On the 20th anniversary of 9/11, I call on to close the last outpost of the "war on terror" - the prison at Bay, which has been open for 7,184 days, and where 39 men are still imprisoned, most held indefinitely without charge or trial

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  6. 10. sep.

    Update: since 1 (only 1!) detainee has been transferred by Biden, there are now 39 detainees left at . That's 39 too many, all denied justice.

    “This is about more than just the 40 people still held at Guantánamo, it's also about the crimes under international law committed over the past 19 years and the continuing lack of accountability for them." - AIUSA's
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  7. 10. sep.

    The & Leaked Documents Coming Soon

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  8. 12. sep.

    Video: I Discuss 9/11, and the Significance of the US Defeat in Afghanistan on Salaamedia in South Africa

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  9. 10. sep.

    So 38 people remain incarcerated at Camp Justice indefinitely… although convicted in no court of law of any crime.

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  10. for 17 timer siden

    "Terrorist became a powerfully dehumanizing term, & those who the label was slapped on, from individuals in to , became inherently excluded from human rights and due process."

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  11. 9. sep.

    Going to a “20 years after 9/11” lecture? If you hear nothing about , profits of military-industrial complex, , white nationalism, , military weaponry circles back to our inner cities, ask yourself whose narrative is being told & whose silenced.

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  12. 9. sep.

    From Bay to the New cabinet of the TB government.

  13. 10. sep.

    There has been plenty of writing on closing over the years, but there is nothing out there as well-informed, concrete, and realistic as this by Ian Moss. No one knows the issues better than him. A few key insights from his new piece:

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  14. for 11 timer siden

    President Joe has concluded the war in Afghanistan. But he’s still facing another unresolved loose end of 9/11: the Bay detention center. The prison in Cuba still houses 39 detainees, including those who plotted the Sept. 11 attacks.

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  15. for 12 timer siden

    "it was widely recognized that detainees at had been tortured. A real trial—a fair trial—would lay that bare. Guantánamo was seen as a place to hide the govt's crimes. In that sense, shame." Most prisoners have no charges against them.

  16. 9. sep.

    From sexual harassment to numerous types of torture mainly in the name of religion, former detainees recall the horrors they faced in & Bay detention centres. Releasing on 11th Sept, subscribe to TCM Originals:

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  17. for 24 timer siden

    Hearing the cries of women in Urdu, former U.S. detainee, Muhammad Saad Iqbal Madni shares how he found out about Dr. Aafia Siddiqui while he was kept in isolation in the Detention Centre. Watch the full episode:

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  18. 11. sep.

    "I heard the cries of Aafia Siddiqui when I was in Bagram." Arrested from Indonesia, kept in Egypt & detained in Cuba & Afghanistan, here is the story of torture of Saad Iqbal Madni. Watch the full interview:

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  19. 9. sep.

    Ahmed Rabbani: 🍼 was abducted while his wife was pregnant 🔒 was tortured for 545 days ⌛ is locked up in without charge for 17+ years 🏠 is waiting to go home to his family It’s time for Ahmed to go home

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  20. 15. sep.

    Sexual harassment, physical torture through dogs & keeping in isolation in cages for months; this is how the former U.S. detainee Muhammad Saad was tortured during 7 years of captivity at Bay. (2/2) Watch the full episode on YouTube:

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