Iceland is among the European countries which have not responded to an information request from two international human rights organisations about so-called CIA torture flights connected to the USA’s War on Terror. Denmark, Norway and Finland, however, did respond.

Dec. 19 - Software developed for closed-circuit television systems can identify individuals and track them across entire networks of cameras.

A man who was arrested at a UK airport under the Terrorism Act has been released on bail, police said.

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico -- The Guantanamo Bay prisoner accused of orchestrating the attacks on the USS Cole should be permitted to be unshackled when he attends legal meetings at the U.S. base in Cuba, his lawyers said in a legal motion released Thursday.

A federal judge in Washington on Thursday tossed out the lawsuit of a former Guantanamo Bay detainee seeking damages for the alleged physical and psychological abuse he was subjected to at the U.S. military base.

January 11, 2012 is the 10th anniversary of the opening of the “war on terror” prison at Guantánamo, and, to mark this bleak anniversary, dozens of campaigning groups are staging en event, “10 Years Too Many: National Day of Action Against Guantánamo.” 

CHICAGO — Attorneys told a federal judge Tuesday that a Lebanese immigrant accused of placing a backpack he thought held a bomb near Chicago’s Wrigley Field will plead guilty under an agreement worked out with prosecutors — a deal experts say may reflect the enormous odds the 23-year-old would face at trial.

A Pakistani student was being questioned by detectives last night after he was arrested at Birmingham airport on suspicion of terror offences.

Cageprisoners launch LAA TANSA: NEVER FORGET, a major new online project about Guantanamo. Media and colleagues are invited to the launch at the Frontline Club.

Some 110,000 classified cables were found on alleged Wikileaks source Bradley Manning's computer, day four of his pre-trial hearing has heard.