Guantánamo

More than 100 detainees at Guantanamo Bay are starving themselves to death, and 23 of them are being force-fed and allegedly punished for their hunger strike.

The fact that force feedings are being discussed in the context of Guantanamo is dangerously misleading; it obscures the routine use of feeding tubes in American prisons.

President Obama has vowed a renewed push to shut down the military prison at Guantu00e1namo Bay more than four years after first pledging its closure.

An attorney who represented prisoners detained at Guantanamo Bay was found dead last week in what sources said was a suicide.

On Earth Day, a new alternative government, the Green Shadow Cabinet, was announced. Its over 80 members are leaders in their fields, from medicine to art to activism, and …

America's offshore war-on-terror prison camp has gone from peaceable routine to hunger-striking nightmare.

Empty stomachs continue to deliver a number of stultifying blows to the institutions of injustice.

Desperate prisoners refusing food at Guantanamo Bay since the beginning of February have vowed to ‘strike to death,’ according to lawyers' notes obtained by Truthout.

With every year that passes, prisoners of the detention camp have grown more and more restless with the uncertainty of their status and treatment while in the prison.

The hunger strike figure rose by 14 prisoners overnight.