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    Eleven Years Lost in Translation 

    Johanna Hortolani on the eleven Years Guantánamo detainee Emad Abdalla Hassan has lost in translationUntil I started working at Reprieve, I did not often think of Guantánamo Bay — the torture that detainees have endured, scores still held there despite being cleared (84 of 164, or 51% of them), the horrors of force-feeding, a black mark on America’s reputation for decency and human rights. Translating to a high standard is difficult — that’s why people do degrees before they ask to be paid to translate even material of little consequence.
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    Why Are The US Government’s Guantanamo Lawyers So Angry?

    Reprieve’s Polly Rossdale on a landmark US court case against abuses at Guantanamo
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      Theresa May’s new life-and-death powers

      This week saw Britain’s Home Secretary assume “primitive” new powers.
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        Guantánamo Bay: What really happens when detainees held for years get out?

        Polly Rossdale explores what life is really like after Guantánamo Bay 
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