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The Senate on Thursday rejected a measure that would have required prisoners charged with involvement in the September 11 attacks to stand trial in a military court rather than a criminal court. Congress has voted several times this year to restrict...
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Six Chinese Muslim Uighurs, released on the weekend after nearly eight years locked up at Guantanamo Bay, spent their first day of freedom on Monday shopping in the Palau capital Koror. They have also pencilled in a day's swimming at the spectacular Rock...
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The group arrived on the island, which agreed to a request from Washington to resettle them, on Sunday after being held for seven years at the US prison in Cuba. Johnson Toribiong, the president of Palau, met the ex-prisoners at the airport in the middle...
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The Navy brig in Charleston, S.C., is "very much in play" as an option to transfer Guantanamo Bay detainees for military commission hearings in the U.S., multiple sources tell Fox News. Some sources describe the Naval Consolidated Brig -- which has housed...
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President Obama is edging closer to his goal of closing the Guantanamo Bay prison: Congress has approved detainee trials on US soil and the National Defense Authorization Act, passed yesterday, attempts to repair the damaged legality of President Bush’s...
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President Obama's pledge to close the U.S. prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, by the end of his first year in office navigated one roadblock last week, when Congress agreed to allow the transfer of prisoners onto U.S. soil to face trial. But the struggle...
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The case could further complicate the administration's plans to close the Guantanamo prison where 220 or so men are still held. The court's fourth look at the terror-suspects detention system, created by the Bush administration following the Sept. 11,...
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The event was organised by the Dolphin Swim Team of Bermuda and the Bermuda Open Water Swimmers. The Charity supported this year was the National Trust's "Buy Back Bermuda" Campaign. Dolphins Swim Club member Brian Frick said part of the reason the swim...
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The announcement on Thursday came as the bands expressed support for the National Campaign to Close Guantanamo which was launched by former US military generals and politicians. The musicians launched "a formal protest of the use of music used in conjunction...
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Senate has voted to allow more transfers of Guantanamo Bay detainees to the U.S. to face trial. The bill will now head to the White House for President Obama to sign into law. However, the prisoners will not be allowed to remain in the United States...
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