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Planned Guantanamo Transfers Welcomed

Washington, DC – Human Rights First welcomes the news that the Obama administration is preparing to use its flexibility to…

2-1-2012

U.S. Government Upholds Accountability for Contractors Who Torture

Today, the U.S. government exercised moral leadership when it argued before a full panel of the Fourth Circuit Court of…

1-27-2012

Bagram Detainee Transfers Would Strengthen Broader Military Mission in Afghanistan

Washington, DC – Human Rights First welcomes the news that the Obama administration is considering transferring all non-Afghan national detainees…

1-24-2012

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Planned Guantanamo Transfers Welcomed

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Bagram Detainee Transfers Would Strengthen Broader Military Mission in Afghanistan


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