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1 April 2011
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Dr. Stephen Xenakis, a former high-level army psychiatrist, has become a vocal critic of the terrorist-detention system, calling on his medical colleagues not to participate in 'special interrogation methods.' By Natasha Mozgovaya WASHINGTON, D.C. - In signing the Defense Law, which includes clauses banning the transfer of prisoners from the Guantanamo Bay detention camp to U.S. territory, U.S. President Barack Obama effectively finished addressing the notorious facility in Cuba. He signed the law in January, despite knowing that Congress' opposition to transferring prisoners into U.S. jails would get in the way of making good on the order he gave to close Guantanamo upon taking office.
From the war diaries
The Arab Organization for Human Rights (AOHR)
Israeli Attacks on Palestinians and Properties and Victims of Internal Violence, Monthly Statistical Report
News Briefs
Schools visits
On the International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, Al Mezan Publishes New Testimonies of Torture and Holds Israel Responsible for the Ill-Treatment of Palestinian Detainees
Al-Naqab Prison: Inhumane Detention Conditions, Starvation, and Medical Neglect by Israeli Prison Service Persist Unabated
Al-Naqab Prison: During Ramadan, Israeli Authorities Escalated Policies of Medical Neglect and Malnutrition Against Palestinians
Al Mezan Condemns Israeli Court’s Ruling Upholding 6-Month Detention of Dr. Abu Safiya Under Unlawful Combatants Law
80 Days Since Israel’s Raid on Kamal Adwan Hospital: Abducted Staff Must Be Released Immediately and Unconditionally
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