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Who are the Detainees and Why are They There?

Title: Author:
Who's at Guantánamo Anyway? P. Sabin Willett
   
English translation of letter from Jumah Abdel Latif Al Dossari to his attorney Josh Colangelo-Bryan (Arabic original) Jumah Abdel Latif Al Dossari
   
A profile of 517 Detainees through Department of Defense Data Mark Denbeaux & Joshua Denbeaux
   
SECOND REPORT ON THE GUANTÁNAMO DETAINEES: Inter- and Intra-Departmental Disagreements About Who Is Our Enemy Mark Denbeaux & Joshua Denbeaux
   
THE GUANTÁNAMO DETAINEES DURING DETENTION: Data from Department of Defense Records Mark Denbeaux & Joshua Denbeaux
   
June 10th Suicides at Guantánamo Mark Denbeaux & Joshua Denbeaux
   
THE EXPERIMENT

The military trains people to withstand interrogation. Are those methods being misused at Guantánamo?

 Jane Mayer

The New Yorker, Issue of 2005-07-11 and 18
Posted 2005-07-04
 
 
   
THE MEMO

How an internal effort to ban the abuse and torture of detainees was thwarted.

 Jane Mayer

The New Yorker, Issue of 2006-02-27
Posted 2006-02-20
   
The Uighers

At oral argument in Abu Bakker Qassim v. George Bush,the judge was shocked that the government didn't bother to notify either the court or detainees' counsel that it had found them not to be enemy combatants.  Despite so finding, the government refused to release the innocent detainees, and the judge doubted the court's jurisdiction to compel the government to do so.
   
Jurist reports that even a Guantánamo military
judge is unsure of what laws govern detainee
criminal trials		 Jurist
   
The Guantánamo Prisoner Hunger Strikes & Protests: February 2002 - August 2005. A special report by the Center for Constitutional Rights.
   

 		  
 
 
 
 
 
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