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1. Cori Crider on France 24 discussing the Guantanamo Bay hunger strike

   Reprieve's legal director Cori Crider talks to Luke Brown about the ongoing hunger strike at Guantanamo Bay.

2. Clive Stafford Smith on BBC World Service discussing Shaker Aamer

   Reprieve's Director Clive Stafford Smith on the BBC World Service Global News Podcast discussing why Shaker Aamer is still being denied his freedom

3. A Cook's Guantanamo Nightmare

   By Jim Roope, CNN Radio, 09/05/2013

4. Maya Foa on 24syv Eftermiddag talking Danish pension funds and investments in the lethal injection.

   Maya Foa on Danish radio show 24syv Eftermiddag.

5. Clare Algar on BBC Radio 5 discussing the Justice and Security Bill

   Clare Algar, executive director of Reprieve, discussing the Justice and Security Bill on BBC Radio 5

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Blog posts

1. Free Nabil Hadjarab

   Free Nabil Hadjarab By David Morrissey Two weeks ago I rushed to a recording studio for a last minute job: to voice the words of a young French man named Nabil Hadjarab

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2. Why should we believe Govt's torture assurances?

   The UK Government has announced that it is to resume the transfer of detainees to Afghan prisons - a practice they had previously been forced to stop due to clear evidence that the detainees were being tortured following their transfer.

   by Donald Campbell

3. Suppliers of nutritional supplements must stand up against force-feeding

   Reprieve has identified a number of products that are being used by Guantanamo Bay medical staff to force-feed hunger-striking prisoners.

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4. UK’s torture position slammed by UN, but did it get off lightly?

   Last week a UN body effectively issued David Cameron his human rights MOT report card covered in red scribbles. The question is, will the government do the slightest thing about it?

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5. Yemeni teenagers on death row

   On Friday night Channel 4 showed an excellent and very moving documentary about Yemeni teenagers on death row.

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Press Releases

1. Supreme Court criticises Government over unnecessary use of “offensive” Secret Courts

   Supreme Court criticises Government over unnecessary use of “offensive” Secret Courts The UK Supreme Court has today hit out at Government lawyers over their unnecessary use of secret courts – known as Closed Material Procedures (CMPs).

2. David Cameron raises case of Guantanamo Brit with President Obama

   David Cameron raises case of Guantanamo Brit with President Obama

3. Healthcare firm Fresenius Kabi receives award for action to prevent use of drug in executions

   A pharmaceutical company which has taken steps to prevent its product from being used in executions by lethal injection will today receive an award recognising its ethical leadership in the industry.

4. Obama needs to ‘show some spine’ on Guantanamo closure

   Obama needs to ‘show some spine’ on Guantanamo closure

5. Cameron must use G8 to raise Guantanamo Brit’s case with Obama

   At next week’s G8, David Cameron must raise with President Obama the case of a British resident who continues to be held in Guantanamo Bay without charge or trial, human rights charity Reprieve has said.

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Reprieve on the web

1. Drone 'Signature Strike' Witness Responds To Obama Speech: 'I Don't Trust A Single Word'

   By Matt Sledge, Huffington Post, 19/6/13

2. Guantanamo detainee describes 'ordeal' of force feeding

   By BBC News, 19/6/13

3. 150 doctors write to Obama offering services to Guantánamo hunger strikers

   By Michelle Hennessy, The Journal, 19/6/13

4. Doctors to Obama: Let us treat hunger-striking detainees at Guantanamo

   By Chelsea J Carter & Kevin Liptak, CNN, 19/6/13

5. Doctors to Obama: Let us treat Guantanamo detainees on hunger strike

   By Liz Goodwin, Yahoo News, 19/6/13