s. navy base in guantanamo bay. cuba khan was arrested and focused on by us forces in 2003. he was suspected of planning an attack on us soil for all kind of con peter guilty to terrorism related charges. his release is the 1st under the biden administration. there are still $3040.00 attorneys at the guantanamo. a detention facility was. jordan is live 1st in washington dc. so what, what do we know about this? well, mac khan isn't the 1st person who has been released from guantanamo bay during the byte administration. 5 other men who had been held at the military prison had been repatriated, but con has been re settled. as you noted in the central american country of billings. the country apparently approached the u. s. government as a humanitarian gesture, to help con, who said he had deep remorse for his actions in pakistan after the september 11th attacks. and was trying to make a fresh start in life. it took reportedly a year or so to negotiate the transfer from the prison at guantanamo bay to billy's . it's also worth pointing out that once a con, had pled guilty and ha

since it was opened in 2002 guantanamo bay has held 780 detainees. now does $34.00 prisoners remain in the facility? 11 of these have been charged with war crimes. 10 are waiting trial and one has been convicted. 3 are being held in indefinite law of war detention, but aren't facing tribunal charges all recommended for release. and on the 20 of being held in law of war, detention with recommendation for transfer to another country. and the worthington north of the guantanamo files told me he welcome the news, but says he's concerned about the other men still detained. it's great for my g. com, he's finally been released. i mean, you know, this is a man who sentence came to an end on march the last year at which point you expect to leave. but even though the united states knew about this for 10 years from when he agreed to, please do a knew that he couldn't go back to pakistan because it wasn't safe for him to go back there somehow they hadn't put anything in place. and so they've, you know, presumably been hurrying and scurrying around over the last

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on february 19, 2002 , shafiq rasool, a british citizen detained at guantanamo bay , filed a petitiont for a court order to test the lawfulness of his detention. similarly, prisoner mamdukh did the same. khabib is a citizen of australia united states district court for the district. colombia brought them together in the case of rasool v. boucher, it was alleged that the government did not allow detainees to contact friends, family or lawyers and did not give any information about the reasons for the detentions - this is just one of the many facts about what happens in guantanamo prison periodically pop up in the public space. in 2002 it was created. states of america in which there were those people whom the americans considered terrorists. the american base in guantan existed for a very long time and even after the caribbean crisis it failed. delete well we know that as a result of the cuban missile crisis, the united states succeeded in getting the soviet union to detect its missiles from cuba, but in response, secretly without advertising this action, the united states removed its

since it was opened in 2002 guantanamo bay has held 780 detainees. now just 34 prisoners remain in the facility. 11 of these have been charged with war crimes, 10 of which are waiting trial, and one has been convicted 3 a being held in indefinite law of war detention. but on facing tribunal charges all being recommended for release. and on the 20 of being held in law, avoid attention with a recommendation for transfer to another country. joining me in the studio is andy worthington, co founder, the close guantanamo campaign, and also of the guantanamo files. and that he's with me here. and just wanted to ask you what your reaction was initially to, to, to the release. well, the say it's, it's great for my g. com. he's finally been released. i mean, you know, this is a man who sentence came to an end on march. the 5 last year at which point you expect to leave. but even though the united states knew about this for 10 years from when he agreed to, please do a knew that he couldn't go back to pakistan because it wasn't safe for him to go back there. som

a detainee who spent 16 years in guantanamo bay has been released and transfer to belize is a 1st, a 3rd country we settlement on to the administration of us present. joe biden, boxed on a magic con, was arrested by us forces in 2003 con, pleaded guilty to terrorism related charges. 34 detainees remain in the guantanamo bay detention facility in cuba. or st. jordan has more from washington dc. module cons case was different from that of those who had been held at guantanamo bay, cuba since early 2002 for one. he was considered a so called high value detainee because of his alleged role in a plot to attack the united states. after the september 11th attacks con agreed in 2012 to plead guilty to those charges and to provide evidence to the u. s. government about the activities of the 5 men now on trial in guantanamo bang, for their alleged plotting to attack the united states. on september 11th, 2001 cod did complete his prison sentence as required, but he spent a year or so in limbo while the u. s government tried to find a new place for him to live. hon had been a permanent resident

on february 19, 2002, shafik rasool, a british citizen imprisoned in guantanamo bay, filed a a federala writ of injunction to test the lawfulness of his detention similarly, the prisoner mamdukh did the same. habib is an australian citizen the united states district court for the district of columbia united them in the case of rasool v. bush alleged that the government did not allow detainees to contact friends , family or lawyers and did not give any details about the reasons for detention this is just one of the many facts about what is happening in guantanamo bay periodically pop up in public space. in 2002 in 1998, a prison of the united states of america was created in guantanamo , in which there were those people whom the americans considered terrorists, islamists, radicals . well, we know that as a result of the cuban missile crisis, the united states succeeded in getting the soviet union to detect its missiles from the territory of cuba, but in response, secretly without advertising this action , the united states removed its missiles from turkey and italy. so it was like this

two brothers from pakistan who were held in the us military prison at guantanamo bay for nearly 20 yearsre released without charge. and roald dahl�*s multimillion selling children's books are to be printed in their original form after a backlash against editing them for modern audiences. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president biden has ruled out sending f—16fighterjets to ukraine, saying the planes are not needed for now. it comes despite increased pressure from ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky for urgent air support to help protect its skies from russian attacks. president zelensky has marked the first anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine by hailing his nation's �*year of invincibility�*. james waterhouse reports from kyiv on how the first anniversary was marked. the morning, wore rained down on ukraine. —— war. air raid siren wails a shadow with haunting consequences. the once unthinkable playing out as the world on. 150,000 russian troops moving in from three directions. ukraine's leader had offers to leave. but he stayed, and is still he

he pled guilty to terrorism related charges, said he, for detainees. remain in guantanamo bay detention facility. that's close to rosa and jordan in washington, d. c. rosen. tell us what more we now this is a situation where magic con, finished his a prison term agreed to back in 2012 in a session at guantanamo bay. and this is a situation where the u. s. government was finally able to find a new country for emoji shoe that con, to live. he had been a u. s. resident at the time of his arrest in pakistan, back in 2003. but now he and his family, we presume, are going to be living in bellies at the belief governments request. it's a kind of inform asylum as it were. for some one who did cooperate with us authorities, as they were trying to build the case against the 5 men who were now on trial at guantanamo bay for applauding the september 11th attacks. or i roasted government, thanks very much. i was when children in dc oil john the shell, made a record $40000000000.00 profit in 2022, which is the highest is 115 year history, a capita to mulch this year. we saw a surge and energy price i

, is resettlement, is the 1st under the biden administration, there still $34.00 detainees at guantanamo bay detention facility. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has joined the president of chad near tel aviv. the opening of chads embassy in israel is a major step in normalizing relations. says chad severed ties in 1972 in solidarity with palestine has been a wider diplomatic push to build ties with muslim majority african countries. since netanyahu's previous didn't as prime minister ukrainian president go to mozilla. he is urging the european union to impose more sanctions on moscow. european commission president or so on the line is in key for summit on friday, instead of sanctions package, including price caps on russian oil will be ready for the 1st anniversary of russia's invasion. russia's president vladimir putin warned, european intervention will be punished in despite the you promise to lensky said, block is moving too slowly, speedily. you've replaced yourself dennis. lindsey does that just the common to ask for. the european union is to reduce russia's ability to bypass

in use our life and go home coming up in the next 60 minutes. jailed for more than 16 years. guantanamo bay detainee magic khan is released in belize. it's a 1st such re settlement under the bible administration. a russian president vladimir putin vows victory in ukraine and warns keys a western allies of a decisive response ascending weapons. united states signed a deal with the philippines. that completes its arc of military bases around china, plus pakistan. investigators say the suicide bomber behind monday's attack, that killed over 100 people, was wearing a police uniform boltron system that was mentioned to you on the final day of landmark visit to the democratic republic. and i'm far as small. have all the latest sports as football fan in the club broke up house nation morocco, get ready to support home side with ad casablanca, as they attempt to become the 1st african team to win the tremendous. ah, so a long time guantanamo detainees who was taught should it, cia secret prisons in jail for more than 16 years has been released and transferred to police. it is the 1st or 3rd country

on february 19, 2002 , shafiq rasool, a british citizen imprisoned in guantanamo bay, filed a petitiona federal court for a court order. an order to verify the legality of his detention. the prisoner mamdukh did the same. khabib is a citizen of australia united states district court for the district. colombia brought them together in rasul v. bush, alleging that the government did not allow the detainees to contact friends, family or lawyers and did not give any information about the reasons for the detention. . in 2002 it was created. prison in the united states of america which were those people whom the americans considered terrorists. the american base in guantan existed for a very long time and even after the caribbean crisis it failed. delete well, we know that as a result of the cuban missile crisis, the united states achieved that the soviet union detected its missiles from the territory of cuba, but in response, secretly without advertising this action, the united states removed its missiles from turkey and italy. so it was such an exchange . uh, but an even more important res

those are as electronic surveillance radar up planes at attorney who spent 16 years in guantanamo bay has been released and transferred to beneath augustana magic khan. that was arrested by us forces in 2003 is the 1st 3rd country . we settlement under the administration of u. s. president joe biden, us house republicans, a voted to remove democratic representative ill, han, homa from the chambers foreign affairs committee. the somali born muslim was ousted over her past criticism, or israel. democrats have accused the republicans of targeting because of her identity. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu was attend to the opening of tad's embassy near time to leave is a major step in normalize in relations between the 2 countries. chad severed ties with israel in 1972 in sort of doroty with palestinians. meanwhile, israel and sudan have agreed to normalize relations. israel's foreign minister in lie cohen has returned from khartoum, where he met sedans, army chief, until fatter. albert is of the headlines in these continues here in al jazeera. that's after witness who's in a bac

there are still $34.00 detainees at guantanamo bay. detention facility wasn't. jordan has more from washington dc. once he completed his sentence for that guilty plea, he basically was in a state of limbo for about a year while you uh, tried to find a place for him to resettle. it is worth pointing out that child through his lawyers con, has put out a statement saying that he hopes to atone for the work that how he did that landed him in u. s. custody that he's trying to look toward the future. and that he hoped to make up the fellow residents of the country believes proud to have him as a resident. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has joined the president of chad near tel aviv for the opening of chads embassy in israel. is a major step in normalizing relations, since chad severed ties in 1972 in solidarity with palestine. there's been a wider diplomatic push to build ties with muslim majority african countries since netanyahu's previous didn't, as prime minister ukrainian president wrote a miss lensky is urged the european union to impose war sanction

two brothers from pakistan who were held in the us military prison at guantanamo bay for nearly 20 years ahmed rabbani were arrested in pakistan in 2002. the pentagon said abdul rabbani operated an al-qaeda safe house, while his brother organised travel and funds for the group's leaders. the brothers alleged that they were tortured by cia officers before being transferred to guantanamo. both have now been repatriated to pakistan. let's now speak to baher azmy. he's legal director of the center for constitutional rights, an oganistion which has represented former inmates of guantanamo bay. thank you for being with us, what more do we know that these two brothers? i what more do we know that these two brothers?— two brothers? i think the most important _ two brothers? i think the most important piece _ two brothers? i think the most important piece is _ two brothers? i think the most important piece is that - two brothers? i think the most important piece is that they i important piece is that they were swept up in post—9/ii hysteria, sold to the united states for a bounty as so many other

we have breaking news out of guantanamo bay. transferred a detainee from that facility and is preparing the transfer of at least two more in the next couple of weeks. that's according to two senior officials and a former senior administration official. joining us now nbc news pentagon correspondent courtney kube. good morning. what can you tell us about this detainee and why did the transfer happen? >> so there's a couple of things that are unusual about this. this is a pakistani citizen, but he also was a resident of the united states. he spent his high school years in baltimore. after graduating from high school, the u.s. granted him asylum after the attacks on september 11th, he returned to pakistan and joined al qaeda ultimately working for al qaeda's operations chief, its planning operations chief. so he was the only detainee to be held at gitmo who had a status in the united state. he moved from guantanamo bay this morning, flew to belize where he will be resettled. this is the first time the biden administration has reset

that's when they put them to guantanamo bay. the entire architecture of that prison system is predicated these haitian refugees and at the time us performed the largest known hiv testing on population. and then they sterilize every person without their or consent who was hiv positive. so this is only know in the past few decades and the idea that the us was thinking possibly these people could win court cases and eventually come into the us and if they do, we don't want them bringing hiv with them. so borders are like used to justify these really draconian processes. and then of course we started seeing happen with the covid 19 virus and there are benefit like i won't pretend that there are not there are benefits to staying in place when you have, you know, like a very when you have a virus that is easily transmitted but of course, the virus was already inside the united states and i was quite you know, the trump administration was extremely xenophobic. but the biden or the biden campaign, which was still at the time running aga

kahn to belize after he finished serving his constituents at guantanamo bay detention center. he entered into a plea agreement in 2012 in which he pledged to cooperate with the u.s. government and since that time has honored his cooperation commitment. i can say more broadly as it relates to guantanamo bay and the president peace position on that, he remains dedicated, a process on reducing the detainee population at guantanamo bay and ultimately closing it. that is still where we stand. the department of state is seeking to identify suitable transfer countries and negotiate transfer arrangements, including appropriate security and humane treatment, assurances for the remaining eligible detainees. i don't have -- i know there's been reports on more detainees being transferred -- transported. i just don't have anything to share there. reporter: this weekend, the democratic national committee is voting a calendar for the 2024 primary and caucuses. south carolina first. followed if they have their way with nevada and michigan. georgia. and i know you can't specifically discuss po

a detainee who spends 16 years in guantanamo bay has been released, dam transferred to belize, pakistani majid khan was arrested by us forces in 2003 so 1st, 3rd country, resettlement under the administration of u. s. president joe biden. well, john shell has reported a record profit of nearly $40000000000.00 in 2022. so high in the company's a 115 year history. hong kong has launched a multi $1000000.00 campaign to beast, tourism, and investment as part of the initiative, half a 1000000 airline tickets will be given away to visitors on cogs economies and struggling to recover from cove at 19 restrictions. tennis dot nick, kit goss has pled guilty to assault in a courtney australian capital. cambra, the incident is alleged have taken place in december 2021 and involved his former girlfriend out there. well, come out next. ah, ah ah oh, do you still have? yeah. the 1970s was a decade of cultural change across the globe, including the era worlds. filmmakers explored political themes through cinema, looking at the arab israeli conflict, the loss of harvest, the new lands, to israel in 1967.

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on february 19, 2002, shafik rasool, a british citizen imprisoned in guantanamo bay, filed a federalrt petition for a writ of injunction to test the lawfulness of his detention likewise did inmate mamdu habib, a citizen of australia , united states district court for the district. colombia brought them together in rasul v. bush, alleging that the government did not allow detainees to contact friends , family or lawyers and did not give any information about the reasons for their detention. public space. in 2002 it was created. the united states of america, in which there were those people whom the americans considered terrorists. the american base in the guantane existed for a very long time and even after the caribbean crisis it failed. delete well, we know that as a result of the cuban missile crisis, the united states achieved that the soviet union detected its missiles from the territory of cuba, but in response, secretly without advertising this action, the united states removed its missiles from turkey and italy. so it was such an exchange . eh, but even more an important resul

about the reasons for detention this is just one of the many facts about what is happening in guantanamo baycally pops up in public space. in 2002 it was created. prison in the united states of america which were those people whom the americans considered terrorists, islamists, radicals . the american base in guantan existed for a very long time and even after the caribbean crisis it could not be removed. well, we know that as a result of the cuban missile crisis, the united states succeeded in getting the soviet union to detect its missiles from the territory of cuba, but in response, secretly without advertising this action , the united states removed its missiles from turkey and italy. so it was like this exchange. uh, well, and even more important result for cuba, it was a guarantee not to attack cuba. the americans gave such a guarantee, they respected it. but meanwhile, the guantanama base was preserved on the territory of cuba, and there, this infamous, well-known prison exists. by the way, this is a military base , it is located on the territory of cuba. and uh , the cubans never rec

our website address that is our 0 dot com ah or monday top stories now al jazeera a long time guantanamo bay detainee who was tortured at c. i a black sites and jailed for more than 16 years has been released. 42 year old magic can, has been resettled in belize. con, was arrested in pakistan by us forces in 2003. he was suspected of planning an attack on us soil for al qaeda. con pleaded guilty to terrorism related charges is re settlement is the 1st under the biden administration. rosalyn jordan has more from washington d. c. once he completed his sentence for that guilty plea, he basically was in a state of limbo for about a year while we, you, us tried to find a place for him to resettle. it is a worth pointing out that child through his lawyers con, has put out a statement saying that he hopes to atone for the work that how he did that landed him in u. s. custody that he's trying to look toward the future. and that he hoped to make up the fellow residents of the country believes proud to have him as a resident israel. and she don of agreed to formerly normalize relations, according to is

terrorists who once occupied afghanistan now occupy cells at guantanamo bay. [applause] and terrorist leaders who urged followers to sacrifice their lives are running for their own. [applause] america and afghanistan are now allies against terror. we'll be partners in rebuilding that country. and this evening we welcome the distinguished interim leader of a liberated afghanistan: chairman hamid karzai. [applause] the last time we met in this chamber, the mothers and daughters of afghanistan were captives in their own homes, forbidden from working or going to school. today women are free, and are part of afghanistan's new government. and we welcome the new minister of women's affairs, doctor sima samar. [applause] our progress is a tribute to the spirit of the afghan people, to the resolve of our coalition, and to the might of the united states military. [applause] when i called our troops into action, i did so with complete confidence in their courage and skill. and tonight, thanks to them, we are winning the war on terror. [applause] the man and women of our

a detainee who spent 16 years in guantanamo bay has been released and transferred to belize. the pakistan imogene khan was arrested by us forces in 2003. it's the 1st bird country re settlement under the administration of us president joe bought those you headlines. oh, we feel look at the world's top business stores, from global markets and economies to construction and small businesses to understand how it affects todd day. nice. counting the cost on al jazeera. ah, it's often said you are what you eat. but what if you don't know what you're eating, the legal, global trading counterfeit food is worth millions of dollars. it also defrauds legitimate, produces and poses huge health risks for consumers. so who is behind it? this is the 2nd episode of a to punch investigation. ah, [000:00:00;00] with ah counterfeit foods cheap and sometimes dangerously adulterated. copies of the real thing have been found all over the world. it's a secretive and deadly trade that generates billions of dollars every year. so who's behind it and who's trying to stop it? in the 1st episode of this

in the bingo nights in abu ghraib. , guantanamo bay in the bingo nights in abu ghraib .s in abu ghraib. it's about three weeks so this is a non what about the ratio ? but is a what about the ratio? but is a hypocrisy here in that the icc, the international criminal court, they are the people who actually carry out these and russia is not of it and the united states is a part of it. so how are they going to actually hold these russians to account then? i don't know. but they have they have already had they've conducted criminal trials. in trials. russian soldiers in ukraine been doing it doing it for while now because for a while now because obviously they're taking a lot of lots of prisoners, you know, especially in ukraine took back a of its land and a lot of a lot of its land and but yeah i mean harris, you've got a super annoying voice. so even though , you know, i sort of even though, you know, i sort of agree with this, it's like that voice of . you hear the voice and voice of. you hear the voice and we've seen it, you know , we've seen it, you know, everyone, oh, y

two brothers from pakistan who were held in the us military prison at guantanamo bay for nearly 20 yearsre accused of helping al-qaeda. 32 people are still being detained at guantanamo. president biden says he hopes to close the facility. floods and landslides in brazil are now known to have killed at least 5a people, with about 30 still missing. most of those killed were in and around sao sebastiao in sao paulo state. more than a month's worth of rain fell in 2a hours last weekend. the world health organization says it's working with officials in cambodia to tackle an outbreak of bird flu in the country. an 11—year—old girl died from the h5n1 variant of the virus earlier this week. there are fresh hopes that a new deal on post—brexit trade rules for northern ireland could be announced in the coming days. it follows a call between the british prime minister rishi sunak and the european commission president ursula von der leyen which was described as positive. roald dahl is one of the uk's most popular authors of children's books, selling more than 250 million copies worlwide. but, last w

a guantanamo bay prisoner who once worked for al-qaeda and was tortured by the cia has been releasedmajid khan said he planned to make the most of his second life. he's the biden administration's first resettlement of a prisonerfrom guantanamo — the us military base in cuba. the manchester united footballer mason greenwood is no longerfacing charges of attempted rape and assault. the crown prosecution service said the withdrawal of key witnesses, and the discovery of new information in the investigation, meant there was no longer a realistic prospect of conviction. he was originally charged after audio of the alleged assault went viral last year on social media. more than 20,000 train drivers in the uk are set to strike again in the dispute over pay and working conditions. the action will effect 16 train operating companies. the british government has asked the unions to "play their part" in bringing the row to an end. a former russian army officer has told the bbc he witnessed russian soldiers committing war crimes in ukraine. in an exclusive interview, konstantin yefremov said ukra

a prisoner who spent 16 years in guantanamo bay has been released and transferred to believe pakistani magid khan was arrested by us forces in 2003. he pleaded guilty to terrorism related charges and israeli antenna. stunning kerry, else is played a guilty to assaulting his former girlfriend in the capital of tambra. am curious. his lawyers failed to have the charge dismissed on mental health grounds, but he avoided a criminal conviction. incident happened dean at december to 2021. the magistrate quoted, a single act of stupidity. all right, those are the headlines up. next is the string. talk to al jazeera, we ask, but should they not be more oversized, perhaps of foundations like yours? we listen when it comes to diversification, we don't do it in order to beat gets wriggled, the rational manager source. we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the store restock matter. on al jazeera, i welcome to the stream i had saburd, dean. today we're diving into the world of generative a i and exploring its potentials and ethical concerns. generate of a i is a new breed of artificial int

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and that is why i have ordered the closing of the detention center at guantanamo bay and will seek swift and certain justice for captured terrorists. because living our values doesn't make us weaker, it makes us safer and it makes us stronger. and that is why i will stand here tonight and say without exception our equivocation the united states does not torture. we can make that commitment here tonight. in words and deeds, we are showing the world that a new era of engagement has begun. we know america can not meet the threats of the century alone, but the world cannot meet them without america. we cannot shut on the negotiating table, nor ignore the focus or forces that can do us harm. we are instead called to move forward with a sense of confidence in candor that serious demand -- times demand. to seek progress towards secure and lasting peace israel under, neighbors we have appointed to envoy and sustain our efforts. to meet the challenges of the 21st century from terrorism nuclear proliferation, from pandemic disease in poverty threats and crushing poverty -- we will strengthen the a

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and the biden administration has released guantÁnamo bay detainee majid khan after nearly 20 years incustody. in 2021, khan became the first guantÁnamo prisoner to testify in an open court about torture methods used by the cia at its network of secret black sites, where khan was detained in 2003 to 2006. this is baher azmy, legal director of the center for constitutional rights, speaking to democracy now! that year. >> majid khan, to his credit, detailed the systematic, brutal, sadistic torture of u.s. government officials, namely the cia, which for nearly 20 years the u.s. government has tried to keep secret. amy: khan's lawyer said in a statement -- "guantÁnamo is a national shame, and we hope that today is another step forward towards its ultimate closure. the men languishing in guantÁnamo who have been cleared for release must be transferred, indefinite detention is anathema to a just society." majid khan arrived in thursday in belize, which has agreed to permanently resettle him. his release came as the united nations announced it's sending a human rights official to the guantÁna

you have ideas in the release of the guantÁnamo bay, should we be anticipating -- [inaudible] >> in thatece, i can let you know and confirm that today we transferred mr. onto police after he finished serving his sentence at guantÁnamo facilities. he had an agreement in which he pledged to cooperate with the u.s. government and since then he's honored his cooperation and commitment. i would say more broadly as it relates to the guantÁnamo bay and president's position on that, it remains dedicated, we remain dedicated focus on responsibly reducing the detainee population at guantÁnamo bay. that's still where we stand, department seeking to identify honorable transfer and negotiate transfer arrangements including appropriate security and humane treatment assurances for remaining eligible detainees. and others reports on more detainees being transported, just don't have anything to share their. >> this weekend democratic national committee is accounted for the 2024 primary and cup canvases and they have their way and i know you cannot specifically discuss politics -- but i am curious if the