The Miami Herald's Guantánamo archive (updated 10/31/08)
The prison camps census, war crimes tribunals and more
An eight-month probe by McClatchy of U.S. war-on-terror detention policy and practices, from Afghanistan to Guantánamo Bay
An interactive illustrated Who's Who guide
How the detention center has evolved across six years
Guantánamo as iconic in the theater, books and music
An interactive timeline on detainees and the courts, from 2001
In the first ruling of its kind, a federal judge ordered the speedy release Thursday of five Algerian men after concluding the government didn't have the evidence to hold them for nearly seven years in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, prison.
A U.S. military judge has blocked Pentagon prosecutors from using a Guantánamo Bay prisoner's statements to U.S. authorities as trial evidence, saying they were tainted by an earlier confession tortured out of the suspect by Afghan officials.
At issue is whether a federal judge has the authority to order the transfer to U.S. soil of some prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, who were unlawfully detained by the U.S. and cannot be sent back to their homeland.
Australian police said Thursday they will stop restricting the movements and communications of a former Guantánamo Bay detainee, David Hicks, who broke a long media silence to ask authorities to let him "get on with" his life.
A Sudanese captive accused of being Osama bin Laden's cook and bodyguard sat side-by-side with a human rights attorney from his homeland Wednesday as a team of U.S. lawyers argued for dismissal of his war crimes case.
A U.S. military judge has blocked Pentagon prosecutors from using a Guantánamo Bay prisoner's statements to...
Seven years after their capture, six Algerian men denied Thursday they planned to fight with al Qaeda and a...
A judge has spurned a Pentagon prosecutor's request to revisit the 66-month sentence of Osama bin Laden's d...
Pentagon prosecutor presents a grisly al Qaeda recruiting video as smoking-gun evidence in Guantánam...
A war court judge tossed a confession extracted in Afghanistan by threatening a teen captive and his family...
An appeals court put the brakes on a federal judge's plan to transfer 17 Uighur detainees at Guantán...
A federal judge has ordered the release and transfer to the U.S. of 17 China-born Guantánamo detainees.
The U.N.'s torture investigator said Thursday that European countries should take in those Guantánamo inmat...
Australian police said Thursday they will stop restricting the movements and communications of a former Gua...
President-elect Barack Obama's pledge to close the prison camps at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, faces a major obst...
A former Guantánamo detainee has been sentenced to 10 years in prison by a criminal court in his nat...
Amnesty International said Thursday that Switzerland has denied asylum to three men being held at the U.S. ...
The Defense Department sent two more Guantánamo captives home to Algeria as the Obama transition tea...
As President-elect Barack Obama prepares to revamp American counter-terrorism programs and close down the c...
Although both John McCain and Barack Obama advocate closing the Guantánamo prison camps, they offer ...
This was a sleepy Navy outpost before the U.S. began using it to hold prisoners in the wake of the Sept. 11...
Side-by-side with violent extremists at Guantánamo, low-level detainees are being built into new fig...
Somewhere on this isolated outpost, strictly off-limits from the Pentagon's media tour, is a secret prison ...
A Miami Herald investigation found that six years after Guantánamo Bay received its first 20 detaine...
In 2002, a Navy photographer captured the first Guantánamo detainees in shackles on their knees, cre...
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