Detainees and Torture Victims

IJN filed the first cases on behalf of people hopelessly imprisoned in Bagram. IJN is working to bring just treatment to people who, like all people, deserve a chance to be tried or freed.

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Obama Administration Adopts Bush Policy on Rendition of Detainees to Bagram
Vigil for Jawed Ahmad at Stanford Law School
IJNetwork and Stanford's IHRC Mourn the Killing of Jawed "Jojo" Ahmad
IJNetwork Calls for National Commission on Detentions, as Judge Orders Information from Govt
Obama Administration Continues to Deny Bagram Prisoners Court Access
Statement on Commission Relating to Detention, Treatment, and Transfer of Detainees
Judge Gives Obama Administration One Month to "Refine Position" on Bagram Detainees
District Court Orders Release of Information About Bagram Detainees
US District Court to Hear Bagram Detainee Oral Arguments
Guantanamo Testimonials Project
Tunisian Disappeared in 2002 Discovered in Bagram
Press Release- Avoiding Future Detainee Litigation
Obama to Create Separate Court for Detainees?
Lawyer for Detainees Pleads for Dignified, American Humanity
Another Prosecutor Quits Guantanamo Tribunals
Jawed 'JoJo' Ahmad Released
Final Bahraini Prisoner Released
Family of Bagram Ghost Prisoner Files Suit
IJNetwork Responds to Boumediene Supreme Court Decision
IJNetwork Files Lawsuit on Behalf of Canadian TV Journalist Held Without Charge at Bagram
Justice Department Admits to Holding Children at Bagram Air Force Base
Kurnaz: "Perhaps I forgot how to cry on Cuba"
Reuters: US Says No One Too Young for Guantanamo
IJN : Release Civilians at Bagram
American Gulag
Slate Magazine: US Govt says it can't provide evidence of guilt
IJN Wins Third Victory in U.S. Courts
100 Swiss Ladies
International Justice Network Wins Second Victory in U.S. Courts
Yemeni Detainee Can Continue His Case
LA Times Reports on IJN's Win
IJN Wins First Bagram Victory in U.S. Courts
Leave No Marks
Vanishing into the American Gulag article
14 Myths of Guantanamo Bay
 
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    The Namibia Judicial Capacity Building Project is a partnership between the Namibian Ministry of Justice, the University of Namibia's Law Faculty, and the Stanford Law School International Human Rights Clinic.
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    IJN is monitoring human rights abuses in the Philippines, where hundreds of activists and members of the media who criticized the regime have been murdered. IJN asks: Is the "global war on terror" being used as a cover for politically motivated murder and oppression in the Philippines?
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