Abdul Latif Nasser Released From Guantanamo After 19 Years Of Detention Without Charge

Published July 19, 2021

Scott Roehm, Washington director, states, “Mr. Nasser’s transfer is a much welcome step towards closing the Guantánamo prison, and hopefully will allow him to begin to heal and reclaim his life after 19 years of injustice.”

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