Guantanamo Begins at Home report

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CagePrisoners report on procedural improprieties and abuses of human rights of terrorism suspects within the US federal and penal system.

This report endeavours to provide a comprehensive account of the treatment of terrorism suspects in U.S. federal courts. It documents the systemic human rights abuses and Islamophobia that pervade the criminal justice system at every step: prior to indictment; from indictment through conviction; in sentencing; and  inside U.S. prisons.

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CagePrisoners report on procedural improprieties and abuses of human rights of terrorism suspects within the US federal and penal system.

This report endeavours to provide a comprehensive account of the treatment of terrorism suspects in U.S. federal courts. It documents the systemic human rights abuses and Islamophobia that pervade the criminal justice system at every step: prior to indictment; from indictment through conviction; in sentencing; and  inside U.S. prisons.

The report was not written  with the purpose of advocating for the use of Military Tribunals. Rather, the author of this report intended to document the many barriers that Muslims accused of terrorism face in receiving fair and legal treatment within the federal criminal justice system.

(NOTE: CAGE represents cases of individuals based on the remit of our work. Supporting a case does not mean we agree with the views or actions of the individual. Content published on CAGE may not reflect the official position of our organisation.)