Guantanamo Detainee: I Don't Want to Go HomeJuly 2009A Guantanamo detainee is so fearful of returning to his homeland that he is fighting U.S. plans to send him there.
Eight Soldiers Plan to Sue Over Army Tours of DutyDecember 2005CCR provides legal support for 8 U.S. soldiers prevented from returning home to challenge the army's stop-loss policy.
The State Secret Priviledge and Executive MisconductAugust 2006The U.S. government filed a motion to dismiss a CCR lawsuit against the National Security Agency's warrantless wiretapping program.
A Rosenberg Takes on the Government, this Time Using the Law as a Means of ProtestFebruary 2006Profile article on Rachel Meerpol, a lawyer for the Center for Constitutional Rights who represents Muslim immigrants suing the U.S.
Libyan Detainee, Fearing Torture, Fights Transfer HomeJune 2007Libyan Guantanamo detainee cleared for release or transfer, fears he will be tortured if U.S. officials transfer him to Libya.
Cases Against Detainees Have ThinnedNovember 2008The government has begun to backpedal on charges placed against six Algerians who were accused of plotting to bomb the U.S. Embassy.
Fewer Hunger Strikes at Guantanamo: U.S.June 2006U.S. military reports that the number of hunger strikes in Guantanamo Bay has fallen by half after a surge in participation that began on Christmas day
Lawyers for Guantanamo Inmates Accuse U.S. of EavesdroppingMay 2008This article focuses on Wilner v. NSA , CCR's case which alleges that the U.S. government has been spying on Guantanamo attorneys.
