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Absent Justice with Moazzam Begg: Guantanamo remembered

Written by Moazzam Begg Tuesday, 17 January 2012

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Absent Justice is a new television series which looks at case studies from around the world relating to human rights and civil liberties violations. Join Moazzam Begg as he speaks to some inspiring and courageous individuals as they recount their struggle for justice. This week, Moazzam discusses the 10 year Guantanamo anniversary with ex-Guantanamo detainee Sami al Hajj and Michael Ratner, a leading human rights and civil liberties lawyer. Every second Friday at 9pm, only on the Islam Channel (Sky channel 813).

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