Thirty Muslim men remain detained as the Guantanamo Bay prison enters its 23rd year of operation. Sixteen have long been cleared, some for as long as twenty years, while billions have been spent keeping them there. Why is Guantanamo still open? Will the Biden administration fulfill its goal of closing the prison? What can we do?

Join us for a  virtual conversation with the former UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights and Counterterrorism, a Guantanamo survivor, and experts from Amnesty International USA and the Center for Constitutional Rights. Panelists will discuss the current status of the prison, the conditions faced by men who have been released, and where we go from here.

Co-sponsors: Amnesty International USA, Center for Constitutional Rights, Massachusetts Peace Action, World Can’t Wait, and others

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