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State Secrets and the Torture of Abu Zubaydah

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Jun 16th, 2021

Torture Evidence and the Guantanamo Military Commissions

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May 26th, 2021

Stopping Torture: Why Professional Governance Failed, and How It Can Do Better

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May 4th, 2021

A Letter to President Biden from a Former Intelligence Officer: Close Guantanamo Bay

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Apr 29th, 2021

Biden Team’s Litigation Tactics on Guantanamo Undercut Biden Policy to Close the Prison

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Apr 21st, 2021

Why Guantánamo Detainees Should Have Access to COVID Vaccines Part II: Federal Law and DoD Policies

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Feb 4th, 2021

Why Guantánamo Detainees Should Have Access to COVID Vaccines Part I: Law of Armed Conflict and Good Policy

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Feb 1st, 2021

How to Fix the U.S. Litigation Position in Key Pending Cases

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Jan 27th, 2021

On Guantanamo’s 19th Anniversary, A Renewed Call to Close It

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Jan 11th, 2021

On Accountability and the Next Presidency, Starting With the Cabinet

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Nov 23rd, 2020

The D.C. Circuit, Conspiracy, and the Guantanamo Military Commissions: Third Time’s the Charm?

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Sep 4th, 2020

Jurisdiction at Guantanamo: The Case of Long-Term Complicity

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May 28th, 2020

Getting It Wrong: The 9/11 Military Commission and the Justiciability of Armed Conflict

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May 13th, 2020

Guantanamo’s COVID-19 Precautions Must Safeguard Detainees’ Rights

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Mar 31st, 2020

Guantanamo’s Ugly Taint on U.S. Diplomacy

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Feb 13th, 2020

D.C. Circuit Considers Limits on Guantanamo Detention

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Dec 11th, 2019

18 Years After 9/11, Why Is Guantánamo Still Open?

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Oct 9th, 2019

Tom Lantos Commission: Enhancing U.S. Ability to Pursue Accountability for Atrocities

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Jun 17th, 2019

For the Military Commissions, a Fork in the Road on Torture

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May 6th, 2019

The Status of Guantanamo 17 Years In

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Jan 11th, 2019

Brett Kavanaugh and the Risk of a Return to Torture

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Aug 10th, 2018

“We Could Hold Them for 100 Years If the Conflict Lasts for 100 Years”

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Jul 17th, 2018

What the Heck is Happening in Al-Nashiri?: The Ten-Layer Dip at the Heart of the Latest Guantánamo Mess

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May 11th, 2018

The First Transfer of a Guantánamo Prisoner By the Trump Administration

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May 4th, 2018

DOD’s Guantánamo Report: An Opportunity for Detainees Already Cleared for Release

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May 2nd, 2018

Maybe Dismantling the GTMO Closure Office Wasn’t Such a Good Idea

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Apr 23rd, 2018

UN Working Group: Indefinite Detention of Gitmo Detainee Violates Human Rights Law

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Mar 16th, 2018

Episode 60 of the National Security Podcast: TL;DL – This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things

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Feb 21st, 2018

The United States Can – And Should – Prosecute the Killers of US Journalists and Aid Workers in Syria

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Feb 14th, 2018

Episode 59 of the National Security Law Podcast: Share the Cookies

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Feb 13th, 2018

Al-Alwi and the Unraveling of Detention Authority at the End of Active Hostilities

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Feb 6th, 2018

Episode 56 of the National Security Law Podcast: The State of the Uniom Is…ExStravagant!

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Jan 30th, 2018

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