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Folly and Injustice: Salim Hamdan's Guantanamo Trial

Andy Worthington | Posted 07.24.2008 | Politics


Andy Worthington

As with justice, logic is in short supply in the executive's approach to terror suspects, who have been deprived of the protections of the Geneva Conventions to make false confessions.

Guantanamo Trial Delayed: Judge Invokes Pending Supreme Court Decision

Andy Worthington | Posted 05.20.2008 | Home


Andy Worthington

As a recent decision by a military judge makes clear, the wheels of justice revolve in slow motion at Guantánamo, as those responsible for the exerci...

The Ends Versus the Means

Robyn Blumner | Posted 05.19.2008 | Politics


Robyn Blumner

There are those for whom the ends justifies the means and those for whom the means matter. Count me as someone who cares supremely about the means. Count the present administration as one who doesn't give a hoot.

Betrayals, Backsliding and Boycotts: the Continuing Collapse of Guantanamo's Military Commissions

Andy Worthington | Posted 05.17.2008 | Politics


Andy Worthington

Anyone who has kept half an eye on the proceedings at the Military Commissions in Guantanamo will be aware that their progress has been faltering at best.

Guantanamo's Shambolic Trials: Pentagon Boss Resigns, Ex-Chief Prosecutor Joins Defense

Andy Worthington | Posted 02.27.2008 | Politics


Andy Worthington

The Bush administration's decision to choose a child soldier -- the Canadian Omar Khadr -- as its first attempt at a real conviction continues to attract heated opposition.

Guantanamo Trials: Where Are The Terrorists?

Andy Worthington | Posted 02.08.2008 | Politics


Andy Worthington

The US military has spent $12 million on a mobile court complex, which is intended to be used for the trial by Military Commission of up to 80 detainees, beginning in May.


 

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