Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
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Firefighters are still dying from the effects of the 2001 terror attacks and colleagues had mixed reactions to diplomatic moves
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A week at Camp Justice finds proceedings slowed by illness, disputes, and legacy of torture
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The long read: Saifullah Paracha, the oldest prisoner in Guantánamo Bay, will probably die in detention without ever being charged. His son is currently in a US prison. Both have been in custody for almost 15 years, accused of aiding al-Qaida. But did they?
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The chief suspect in the attacks that changed the world will spend another anniversary in Guantánamo Bay. His own lawyer says he may die before he is tried
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The long read: Biographies of ‘homegrown’ European terrorists show they are violent nihilists who adopt Islam, rather than religious fundamentalists who turn to violence
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Military commission likened to a ‘schoolyard brawl’ as prosecution hits back but does not deny that evidence in Khalid Sheikh Mohammed case was destroyed
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Army colonel effectively conspired to destroy evidence to defend Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, accused architect of the terror attacks, according to court document
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Move throws case against Khalid Sheikh Mohammed into chaos as defense team says ‘fatally flawed’ Guantánamo military tribunal should be ended
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January order was intended to speed up trials of detainees but judge this week suspended key trial, citing ‘unlawful command influence’
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Parts of the CIA interrogation programme were known, but the catalogue of abuse is nightmarish, especially knowing much more will never be revealed
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• CIA accomplices not identified in US Senate report
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Lawyers for detainees including Walid bin Attash and Khalid Sheikh Mohammed argue that CIA methods render evidence invalid
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Capture of Hambali was one of eight key examples given by the CIA to justify the success of ‘enhanced interrogation’ techniques, torture report reveals
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The four suspected al-Qaida members ignored for report received some of the most brutal treatment – US also denied Polish investigators access to two of the detainees this summer
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Ammar al-Baluchi's request for military court to review more evidence threatens fresh delays for proceedings
Guantánamo Bay prisoners ask judge to ban use of female guards