Now is the Time to Finally Close Guantánamo

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  • Urge President Trump: Close Guantánamo

The military prison at Guantánamo Bay represents grave violations of human rights by the U.S. government. Now in its 24th year of existence as a center for indefinite detention, it continues to hold 15 Muslim men. Six have never been charged. None have received a fair trial. Three of the detainees have been cleared for transfer to other countries yet remain behind bars.

WHAT YOU CAN DO NOW

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Tell President Trump to Close Guantánamo

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Join a vigil on the first Wednesday of every month

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Guantánamo to CECOT: Abuses by the US Government in the Name of “National Security” promotion

Guantánamo to CECOT: Abuses by the US Government in the Name of “National Security”

On June 25, 2025, Amnesty International hosted this webinar, exploring parallels between the U.S. military prison at Guantánamo Bay and El Salvador’s Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo (CECOT), a mega-prison known for its harsh conditions and human rights abuses.

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READ OUR RESEARCH

Amnesty International’s report on the Guantánamo Bay detention facility highlights the ongoing and historic human rights violations there, as detentions there enter their 24th year. Check out the full report, entitled USA: Right the Wrong, Decision Time on Guantánamo.

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