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US Catholic seeks quest for accountability 20 years after 9/11

US Catholic seeks quest for accountability 20 years after 9/11
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Obama said he d close Guantánamo — these activists are pushing Biden to finish the job

Obama said he d close Guantánamo — these activists are pushing Biden to finish the job
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Psychologists Should Now Lead the Call to Close Guantánamo

Psychologists Should Now Lead the Call to Close GuantÃ¡namo February 6, 2021 From Psychology Today: “Over the past several years, the APA has made headway in acknowledging its past failures and in resetting itsÂ moral compass.Â Of particular note, in 2015 the associationâsÂ leadershipÂ overwhelmingly approved a policy that now prohibits military psychologists fromÂ involvementÂ with detainees at GuantÃ¡namo or other sites that United Nations authorities have determined to be in violation of international human rights law.Â But for the APA, its members, and the profession at large, these and related steps face ongoing resistance from influential actors with ties to the military-intelligenceÂ establishment and defense contractors.

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Human Rights Violations: 20 years of Guantánamo Prison

Final Call News A U.S. Sailor stands watch over a cell block at U.S. Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Photos: MGN Online WASHINGTONâTwenty years after the first detainees arrived at GuantÃ¡namo Bay Detention Center in Cuba, the United States is still holding 40 detainees, indefinitely, most without charge and none having received a fair trial. âAfter 9/11 happened, I was kidnapped from Mauritania to Jordan, from there to Afghanistan and from there to Guantanamo Bay where I was tortured,â Mohamedou Ould Slahi told the virtual audience at the Rights or Rightlessness Event, to commemorate the 20thAnniversary of the first detainees arriving at Guantanamo Bay.

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Demonstrators take to streets of Northampton, Greenfield to demand Guantanamo be shut down

Published: 1/11/2021 6:42:04 PM NORTHAMPTON Dressed in orange jumpsuits, some with hoods pulled over their heads, local demonstrators took to downtown Northampton and Greenfield on Monday to bring attention to the 19th anniversary of the opening of the Guantanamo Bay detention camp. Their goal? To convince the U.S. government to shutter the prison in Cuba and to make sure that Americans do not forget about the 40 prisoners who remain there, most of whom are being detained without charges or a trial. “We want the prison closed,” Nancy Talanian, of Whately, said while protesting in Northampton, adding that it is a “bad precedent” for the government to imprison people and “throw away the key.”

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