A federal judge is considering whether to order a group of detainees held at the U.S. military prison in Guantanamo Bay released into the United States, in what would instantly become a landmark legal decision in the years-long battle over the rights of terrorism suspects there.
The men, a small band of Chinese Muslims who have been held for nearly seven years, are no longer considered enemy combatants by the U.S. government, but they are caught in a well-documented diplomatic bind.
Uighur Detainees May Be Released to U.S.
Bemnet Negash never got to say a proper goodbye to his family. In February 2006, government...
Child and adult refugees held on Nauru under Australia’s offshore detention regime are continuing to report...
The United States called Russia's action in Syria "barbarism" while Moscow's UN envoy said ending the...
President Barack Obama's administration plans to increase the number of worldwide refugees accepted into the United...
