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Doug Minkler and Berkeley No More Guantanamos want to shut Guantanamo Bay down and give detainees a new life. You can help.

Doug Minkler and Berkeley No More Guantanamos want to shut Guantanamo Bay down and give detainees a new life. You can help.

In October 2011 the Berkeley City Council passed a Resolution to close Guantanamo Prison and welcome cleared-for-release detainees to settle in Berkeley.

This makes Berkeley the first city in the U.S. to welcome detainees. Djamel Ameziane is a famous Algerian-born European-trained chef who the U.S. cleared for release in 2008, but he’s still stuck in Guantanamo.

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To find out more about Djamel Ameziane’s current status and to donate to his resettlement fund please contact:

Berkeley No More Guantanamos

[email protected]

(510) 333-6097

www.closegitmo.org

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