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Troy Davis faces fourth execution date in two years - 20 May 2009
US death row prisoner Troy Davis once again faces the prospect of an execution date.Guantánamo: USA and other governments must follow France’s lead and accept released detainees - 15 May 2009
The French government is taking a step to help consign to history the detention facility at Guantánamo, said Amnesty International today after the French authorReturn of Guantánamo military commissions would not serve justice - 15 May 2009
President Barack Obama would be "short-changing justice" if he revives the military commissions to try Guantánamo detainees, Amnesty International has said.USA: Return of military commissions would not serve justice - 15 May 2009
Amnesty International today said that if President Barack Obama revives the military commissions to try Guantánamo detainees he would be “short-changing jUS blocks publication of detainee abuse photos - 14 May 2009
The US administration moved on Thursday to block publication of photographs depicting abuse of detainees in US custody in Afghanistan and Iraq.Roxana Saberi released from jail in Iran - 12 May 2009
US-Iranian journalist Roxana Saberi was released from jail in Iran on Monday following international and domestic protests at her detention.Obama - Building trust and respect for human rights in the US - 29 April 2009
Those who watched Barack Obama take office on 20 January were part of a far-reaching celebration of the once seemingly impossible becoming reality.Mixed messages from President Obama after 100 days - 29 April 2009
100 days after taking office, President Obama's record in terms of US counter terrorism policies has been assessed in a new Amnesty International report.Counter Terror with Justice checklist: Assessing President Obama's first 100 days
Close Guantánamo and End Illegal Detention
1. Confirm that the USA will permanently close the detention facility at Guantánamo and set a relatively short deadlin
USA: President Obama’s first 100 days on counter terrorism - Timeline - 29 April 2009
Amnesty International today described US President Barack Obama’s first 100 days when it comes to counter terrorism policies as “promises for change w