World Can't WaitJanuary 10, 2016
14 years of an illegitimate torture camp begun by the Bush regime and continued by the Obama administration will be marked over the next three days in protest actions around the U.S.
105 men remain at the prison, beyond the reach of U.S. law, though only 10 have been charged. About half have been cleared to leave for years, but the government has delayed releasing them.
The other so-called "forever" prisoners are being held without charge, with the government having no plans to try them, reportedly because they have been tortured.
Monday January 11, Washington DC at The White House
12:00 The White House - Lafayette Park
New York City Monday January 11
Protest at Father Duffy Square
Los Angeles January 11
Protest at the Federal Building
Chicago January 11
Protest at the Federal Building
San Francisco January 11
Protest at Market & Montgomery
San Jose January 11
Film showing
Honolulu January 11
Walk of Silence
Portland, OR January 11
Shut Down Guantanamo — Stop Inspiring Terrorism
London January 11
Protest outside the US Embassy
New York City January 14
Talk by Andy Worthington: British journalist & film maker Andy Worthington of the Stand with Shaker campaign speaks on the successful battle to free Shaker Aamer after nearly 14 years in Guantanamo, and the continuing fight to close the torture camp.
Note: Amnesty International has been working to close Guantanmo.
