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the fact that someone at
Guantanamo told staff in the Behavioral Health Unit where Al Hanashi was found to turn off all computer logging of events that were then occurring. NCIS was never able to determine who had ordered the database logs shut down. Al Hanashi had made multiple suicide attempts in the month or so prior to his death, and even been put on suicide watch at least once. The description of his underwear type did not comport with other reported rules about the kinds of clothing allowed for Guantanamo inmates. At least one camp staff member interviewed by NCIS said they were surprised when they saw the deceased Al Hanashi wearing clothing that had not been approved. According to the FOIA documents, Al Hanashi was considered a leader among the other detainees, and the day he died had complained to the Chief of the Behavioral Health Unit about proposed changes in the rules governing punishment in that unit. He also complained about being tortured on the day he died, and wrote in a final note that he was very upset when his report was ignored, and said he didn't want to live anymore.
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interrogator in the hour prior to his death. But other witnesses told NCIS the interrogation had been cancelled that morning, either by the interrogator, or by Al Amri himself. The Naval
Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) investigator that examined the death scene found it difficult to understand how this prisoner could have killed himself in the time allotted while he was under surveillance. NCIS concluded Al Amri had stood upon a folded bed mattress in order to reach the air vent to which he presumably attached the rope of his jerry-rigged noose (made from bed sheets). The air vent itself was over eight feet above the floor of the cell. Despite the fact that the detainee had not supposedly met with an attorney, documents from the NCIS investigation state there were materials of a confidential attorney-client nature in Al Amri's possession at the time of his death, and these were turned over to the Judge Advocate's Office at Guantanamo.
324:(NCIS), the camp authorities seized almost all the documents from almost all the detainees, a total of half a ton of papers, including their privileged, confidential communications with their lawyers. The administration wants to suspend all lawyers' visits, while a commission reviews the papers for any sign that the detainees' lawyers helped plan the suicides. (Note: The NCIS heavily redacted report was released publicly in August 2008.)
497:). The government was reviewing CSIS actions in its interrogations of Canadian citizens at Guantanamo, including the minor Khadr, as more information had been revealed about abuse of detainees prior to interrogations. Khadr was finally scheduled to be tried at Guantanamo in 2010. He pleaded guilty in a plea bargain, served a year of his sentence there, and in 2012 was returned to Canada to serve the rest of his sentence.
594:, 37, an Afghan detainee held since 2007 on suspicion of being a member of Al Qaeda, was found dead on May 18, 2011, an apparent suicide. The press reported that his given name is Hajji Nassim, according to his attorney. He was referred to as Inayatullah only at the Guantanamo camp. He was arrested in Iran near the border with Afghanistan, and was classified by DOD as an "indefinite detainee."
351:, who was released on November 8, 2005, said he knew the three dead men. Al Naimi said that Al-Utaybi and Ahmed were captured while studying in Pakistan. He said that they were interrogated for only a brief time after their arrival in Guantanamo. Their interrogators had told them they were not regarded as a threat, and that they could expect to be released.
132:, 20, a Pakistani who was captured in northern Afghanistan in November 2001, turned over to American soldiers and flown to Guantánamo in January 2002. "I tried four times, because I was disgusted with my life." "We needed more blankets, but they would not listen", he said. The U.S. government denied claims of prisoner abuse at the time, but on May 9, 2004,
578:, a Canadian citizen who is the youngest detainee and the last western citizen to be held there. (Note: He was returned to Canada in 2012 after a plea bargain, to continue serving his sentence.) The camp authorities did not allow journalists to report news of Al Hanashi's death until after they had left Guantanamo.
256:(April 2005 – June 2006), the commander of the camp's guard force, reacted to the suicides by telling his officers soon afterward: "The trust level is gone. They have shown time and time again that we can't trust them any farther than we can throw them. There is not a trustworthy son of a ... in the entire bunch."
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announced on the evening of May 30, 2007 that a Saudi prisoner had died of suicide. They announced: "The detainee was found unresponsive and not breathing in his cell by guards." The DoD did not immediately release the dead man's identity. The DoD asserted that his body would be treated with cultural
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Al Naimi said that Al
Zahrani was only 16 when he was captured. Al Naimi thought he should have been treated as a minor. "He was 21 when he died, barely the legal age in most countries, and was merely 16 when he was picked up four and half years ago. His age shows that he is not even supposed to be
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According to documents released via
Freedom of Information Act in 2016, Al Hanashi died by tearing off a piece of elastic underwear and strangling himself to death. Attempts by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service to understand the timeline of events leading up to the death were complicated by
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Lawyers for
Guantanamo detainees reported that the camp authorities were confiscating detainees' mail and legal papers. The lawyers report that at least one of their clients attributes the confiscation to DOD thinking they might suggest that the suicides were planned, and possibly encouraged, by
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committed against us." Harris also said that the
Guantanamo detainees were: "dangerous, committed to killing Americans." He claimed that there was a myth among the detainees that if three detainees were known to have died in the camps, the DOD would be pressured to send the rest of the detainees
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On
January 24, 2005 the U.S. military revealed that in 2003, there were 350 incidents of "self-harm". 120 of those incidents of self-harm were attempts by detainees to hang themselves. Twenty-three detainees participated in a mass-suicide attempt from August 18 to 26, 2003. A number of incidents
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were released from the detention camp. News media reported from interviews with them that some former detainees described despair and numerous attempts among prisoners to take their own lives, in large part because of individuals' belief in their innocence, the harshness of camp conditions, and
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On
January 24, 2005 the U.S. military revealed that in 2003, there were 350 incidents of "self-harm" among detainees at Guantanamo. 120 of those incidents were attempts by detainees to hang themselves. From August 18 to 26, 2003, twenty-three detainees participated in a mass-suicide attempt.
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In 2017, FOIA documents on the investigation into the death of Al Amri revealed that he had been found hanging in his cell with his hands tied in a "snug" fashion behind his back. According to the clerk in charge of the computer logs that tracked detainee movements, Al Amri had been with an
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were the first inmate deaths at the
Guantanamo Bay detainment camp. The DoD acknowledged there had been a total of 41 suicide attempts among 29 detainees until that date. Since June 2006, DOD has announced three suicide deaths by detainees at Guantanamo. In 2008, the NCIS released a heavily
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Other newspaper reports commented on the timing of the death, pointing out that it was almost a year after the three deaths of June 10, 2006, which DOD had reported as suicides. The press noted that these incidents in 2006 and 2007 had followed a new commander taking over
226:, said, "I would not say that it was a PR stunt". He said that the detainees were apparently unaware that one of them was due to be transferred to Saudi Arabia, under terms that would require him to be kept in custody, and another was to be released to Saudi Arabia.
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Some people in the conservative
Islamic kingdom questioned whether Muslim men would kill themselves since suicide is a grave sin in Islam. But defense lawyers and some former detainees said many prisoners at Guantanamo are wasting away in deep despair at their long
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reported that DOD spokesmen have claimed that the dead men received assistance from others. Further, the DOD claims that preparations for the hangings were written on the blank paper issued to the detainees' lawyers. As part of the investigation by the
489:, a Canadian citizen who was 15 years old when captured and one of the youngest detainees held at Guantánamo. In the video, the 16-year-old Khadr repeatedly cried, saying what sounds to be either "help me", "kill me," or calling for his mother, in
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Joshua Denbeaux of the Center for Constitutional Rights said that the suicides: "... represent the Pentagon's absolute worst nightmare." Denbeaux added: "... many of these prisoners have been trying to kill themselves, for months, if not years."
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I wouldn't characterize it as a good PR move. What I would say is that we are always concerned when someone takes his own life, because as Americans, we value life, even the lives of violent terrorists who are captured waging war against our
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The interrogations dealt with them only during the first month of their detention. For more than a year before I left Guantanamo in November 2005, they were left alone. But they were still held in bad conditions in the camp by the
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Admiral Harris was quoted as saying: "I think it is less about the length of their detention ... It's less about that and it's more that they continue to fight their fight, I think the vast majority of detainees are resisting us."
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the Bush administration coined to describe camp events. Medical experts outside the camp have argued that doctors did not have sufficient understanding of the detainees to make such conclusions about their intentions or motives.
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The Associated Press reported that news of the deaths raised skepticism over whether the Saudi men had committed suicide. The article reports Saudi government and family speculation that the men were driven to suicide by
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publicized classified documents that showed the Pentagon had approved interrogation techniques at Guantánamo including sleep deprivation, and exposure to extreme hot and cold, bright lights without relief, and loud
301:, commented: "Where we have evidence, they ought to be tried, and if convicted, they ought to be sentenced." Specter added that many of the prisoners' captures were based on: "... the flimsiest sort of hearsay."
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413:(2009), a report criticizing the NCIS account for inconsistencies and weaknesses. The Center concluded that there was serious negligence at the camp, or there may have been cover-up of homicides resulting from
233:, has said that prison authorities were withholding this information because US officials had not decided which country the detainee was going to be transferred to. Denbeaux is one of the principal authors of
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2010 article, based on accounts by four former Guantanamo guards, asserted that DOD had initiated a cover-up of deaths resulting from torture during interrogation. The DOD has denied these allegations.
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The most widely circulated footage showed Mr. Khadr breaking down in a room by himself, repeatedly saying something that sounded like "kill me, or ya ummi ," after ripping off his orange jumpsuit.
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happened after a change in command at the camp in 2003 resulted in an increase in the severity of interrogation techniques used by military and CIA intelligence officers.
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released the report of a joint investigation, based on accounts by four former Military Intelligence staff, stationed at the time at Guantanamo. The article written by
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soon after, Denbeaux said. 'He told us he would rather die than stay in Guantánamo,' the attorney said. 'He doesn't believe he will ever get out of Guantánamo alive.'
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characterized this as an attempt by the Bush administration "... to pull back from the earlier comments about public relations and 'asymmetric warfare'."
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Later in the tape, a distraught Khadr is seen rocking, his face in his hands. 'Help me,' he sobs repeatedly. He also appears to say 'Kill me.'
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in 2002. In mid-2002 the DoD changed the way they classified suicide attempts, and enumerated them under other acts of "
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2188:"Kicked out of Gitmo: A Times reporter's struggle to get the truth about America's island prison just got tougher"
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for enemy combatants at its naval base in Cuba. Two of the men had been cleared by the military for release. The
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and that he was a military veteran of the Saudi army. He had never been allowed to meet with an attorney.
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of the non-compliant captive because he attempted suicide on the 191st day of his detention.
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taken to a police office; he should have been turned over to the underage authorities."
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Guantanamo Desperation Seen in Suicide Attempts: One Incident Was During Lawyer's Visit
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Scott Horton, "The Guantánamo "Suicides": A Camp Delta sergeant blows the whistle"
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Carol Rosenberg, "Latest Guantánamo prison camp suicide was 'indefinite detainee'"
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for Reporting. The award revived a round of criticism of the article's veracity.
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especially the indefinite confinement and unending uncertainty they faced.
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had covered up deaths of the detainees that occurred under torture at a "
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A Profile of 517 Detainees through Analysis of Department of Defense Data
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report of its investigation of the three suicides at Guantanamo in 2006.
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The National Magazine Award and Guantánamo: A Tall Tale Gets the Prize
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Suffered brain damage, allegedly following attempted suicide in 2003.
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On June 10, 2006, the DOD announced that three prisoners held by the
1420:"The Guantánamo "Suicides": A Camp Delta sergeant blows the whistle"
1263:"DOJ tells court legal notes may have aided Guantanamo suicide plot"
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Previous suicide attempts had resulted in his being confined to the
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1393:"SETON HALL LAW RELEASES LATEST GTMO REPORT, "DEATH IN CAMP DELTA""
1043:"Guantanamo inmate killed himself 'unaware he was due to be freed'"
855:"Threats And Responses: Captives; Tales Of Despair From Guantánamo"
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23 Detainees Attempted Suicide in Protest at Base, Military Says
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Flaws Exposed in Guantanamo Article that Won Magazine Award
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Attempted suicide during a lawyer's visit in October 2005.
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William Fisher, "Guantanamo deaths in 2006 won't go away"
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Inmates Released from Guantanamo Tell Tales of Despair
1949:"New FOIA Documents Show Guantanamo Suicides Unlikely"
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Muhammad Saad Iqbal told his CSRT that he had to wear
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Controversies surrounding people captured during the
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1157:"Saudi Arabia Identifies 2 Dead Guantánamo Detainees"
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2282:"Lawyer: Gitmo prisoner slashed wrist, hurled blood"
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Comments by released detainees who knew the dead men
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Senate Intelligence Committee report on CIA torture
1980:"Military: Gitmo detainee dies of apparent suicide"
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1886:"U.S.: Dead Detainee Was of High Value"
1798:"U.S.: Dead Detainee Was of High Value"
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1335:"Guantanamo lawyers say letters seized"
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960:"Three die in Guantanamo suicide pact"
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1959:from the original on December 1, 2017
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639:Repatriated to Saudi Arabian custody.
620:Saudi jihadist rehabilitation program
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990:"Suicides spur Guantanamo criticism"
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128:"I was trying to kill myself", said
18:Self-injurious behavior of detainees
1185:Christie, Michael (June 11, 2006).
1076:"Guantanamo suicides 'not PR move'"
763:Guantanamo Bay homicide accusations
726:Allal Ab Aljallil Abd Al Rahman Abd
388:United States Department of Defense
371:Guantanamo Bay homicide accusations
95:United States Department of Defense
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2496:Destruction of interrogation tapes
2252:"'Fingernail slash' at Guantanamo"
1568:from the original on July 26, 2008
1535:Denbeaux said one of his clients,
1418:Horton, Scott (January 18, 2010).
1086:from the original on June 14, 2006
541:Abdul Rahman Ma Ath Thafir Al Amri
382:in June 2006 at the United States
171:The prison commander Rear Admiral
148:Reported suicides on June 10, 2006
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1015:"Guantanamo suicides a 'PR move'"
910:Triple suicide at Guantanamo camp
376:Guantanamo Bay murder accusations
328:detainees' lawyers. According to
305:Government comments/investigation
2805:Military Commissions Act of 2006
2221:Combatant Status Review Tribunal
403:Seton Hall University Law School
245:Seton Hall University Law School
231:Center for Constitutional Rights
195:"—and, "a tactic to further the
89:History: Conditions of detainees
64:Seton Hall University Law School
2572:2008 Sarposa Prison mass escape
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1599:"Omar Khadr: The interrogation"
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50:had taken their own lives. The
48:Guantanamo Bay detainment camps
2768:Reports and legal developments
2522:Canadian Afghan detainee issue
1738:. May 30, 2007. Archived from
1732:"Detainee death at Guantanamo"
1453:Six Questions for Scott Horton
879:Dana Priest and Joe Stephens.
872:
612:Made several suicide attempts.
464:Center for Policy and Research
407:Center for Policy and Research
241:Center for Policy and Analysis
224:United States State Department
68:Center for Policy and Research
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2899:Guantanamo Bay detention camp
2424:Boycott of military tribunals
2419:Quran desecration controversy
2213:Summarized transcripts (.pdf)
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384:Guantanamo Bay detention camp
187:expressed "serious concern."
70:and a joint investigation by
2889:Suicide in the United States
2846:Standard Operating Procedure
2034:Gray, Kevin (May 19, 2011).
501:Fourth suicide, May 30, 2007
27:(DOD) had stopped reporting
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696:Unidentified Saudi detainee
555:to judge detainees' cases.
515:Abdul Rahman Maadha al-Amry
483:Central Intelligence Agency
29:Guantanamo suicide attempts
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2739:Mohammed Omar Abdel-Rahman
2238:United Press International
736:, his lawyer, in mid-2009.
630:Mishal Awad Sayaf Alhabiri
586:Sixth suicide May 18, 2011
563:Fifth suicide June 1, 2009
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299:Senate Judiciary Committee
124:Quotes from ex-detainees:
112:In the spring of 2003, 32
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598:Reported suicide attempts
239:(2006), published by the
2759:Hiwa Abdul Rahman Rashul
2280:Ben Fox (May 11, 2009).
444:National Magazine Awards
164:, and a Yemeni citizen,
2701:Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri
2414:Human rights violations
1771:San Diego Union Tribune
102:self-injurious behavior
33:self-injurious behavior
2832:The Road to Guantánamo
2795:Detainee Treatment Act
2696:Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
2663:Dasht-i-Leili massacre
2562:Battle of Qala-i-Jangi
2341:The Arab American News
1268:July 11, 2006, at the
1192:The New Zealand Herald
475:Canadian Supreme Court
458:is a law professor at
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2839:Taxi to the Dark Side
2729:Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi
2721:Forced disappearances
2686:Mohamedou Ould Salahi
2577:Basra prison incident
1884:, AP (May 31, 2007).
1804:on September 27, 2007
1742:on September 20, 2007
1736:Department of Defense
1537:Mohammed Abdul Rahman
768:Ibn al-Shaykh al-Libi
659:Released May 8, 2003.
539:reported his name as
460:Seton Hall University
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2542:James Elmer Mitchell
2444:Homicide accusations
2353:Guantanamo detainees
1947:(October 12, 2017).
1399:on February 15, 2013
647:Sha Mohammed Alikhel
523:high-value detainees
462:and director of its
380:Guantanamo prisoners
332:, legal director of
330:Clive Stafford Smith
222:, spokesman for the
2853:Torturing Democracy
2691:Mohammed al-Qahtani
2623:Abed Hamed Mowhoush
2307:Death in Camp Delta
2217:Muhammad Saad Iqbal
2009:The Washington Post
1896:on January 11, 2013
1890:Casper Star Tribune
1712:on November 2, 2012
891:on October 10, 2018
885:The Washington Post
687:the orange jumpsuit
679:Muhammad Saad Iqbal
590:DOD announced that
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553:military commission
450:Attorneys' concerns
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2084:2016-05-13 at the
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1778:on January 4, 2013
1679:2016-03-04 at the
1604:The Globe and Mail
1504:2014-07-20 at the
1481:2013-12-16 at the
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1372:2009-08-05 at the
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1161:The New York Times
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