WAR ON TERROR
Counter Terror With Justice Campaign
The " war on terror " does not justify violations of international human rights law. AIUSA's Counter Terror With Justice Campaign works to stop torture, close Guantanamo and ensure that human rights abuses are investigated and prosecuted. The U.S. government must respect and protect human rights, and counter terror with justice. More on the Counter Terror With Justice Campaign »
 Experience Guantanamo in St. Louis Amnesty International's Guantanamo Cell Tour in Washington, DC. We're bringing a replica of a Guantanamo cell to cities across America to give concerned citizens a glimpse into illegal U.S. detention. We've just wrapped up stops in Denver and Minneapolis-Saint Paul to coincide with the political conventions, and a celebrity filled stop in LA--now we're off to St. Louis, Oct 24 - 25. Experience Guantanamo and join our call for detainees to be charged and given fair trials or released.  Sami al Hajj Released from Guantanamo © Private "Myself, my son Mohammed and my wife Asma thank all Amnesty International members for supporting me and for supporting human rights. We will work hard with them together until we achieve peace for all people in the world. I will never forget their help and I will pray for them. I ask them to keep praying for me also. I will be glad if they continue their relationship with me, are in touch with me in my life and help me with my new job." |  The Video the CIA Doesn't Want You to SeeAmnesty International's short film "The Stuff of Life" portrays "waterboarding," the practice of torturing prisoners by drowning them. CIA officials have admitted that their operatives have waterboarded detainees in secret interrogations. Torture must stop. Those responsible for torture must be held accountable. 
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