After nine days and four court appearances, the Trump administration realized recently it could raise the state secrets privilege as a defense in the case of the people it’s deported without due ...

The revelations of a former CIA agent: "I was angry with myself because 17N spotted and photographed me outside my home (...) ...

For too long, when people talked about Pakistan and terrorism, one image might have unfairly stuck in their minds: Abbottabad. Yes, that was a difficult ...

HE was the most wanted terrorist in history. But it took the American intelligence services almost 10 years to hunt down ...

(MENAFN- Caribbean News Global) USA / CUBA – UN independent human rights experts have called for the immediate release of Zayn al-Abidin Muhammad Husayn, known as Abu Zubaydah, who has been ...

Abu Zubaydah (whose real name is Zayn al-Abidin Muhammed Husayn) is perhaps the most egregious victim of the U.S. national security apparatus that ran amok after the September 11 attacks and still ...

U.S. District Judge Thomas Rice ruled Tuesday that the suit Abu Zubaydah filed last year against psychologists James Mitchell and Bruce Jessen was precluded by a 2006 federal law limiting the ...

The prisoner, known as Abu Zubaydah, was captured in Pakistan in March 2002 in a raid by U.S. and Pakistani security services. He was the first person held in the U.S. secret prison network known ...

Abu Zubaydah, now 52, was captured in Pakistan in March 2002 in a raid by U.S. and Pakistani security services. Born in Saudi Arabia, he was the first person held in the U.S. secret prison network ...

Abu Zubaydah, the central figure in your book, has a complex background, including his involvement with jihadists in the past. You write that he did not authorize or approve this book.

The report concerns our client, Abu Zubaydah, a Palestinian who grew up in Saudi Arabia. Mr Zubaydah was shot and captured in March 2002, waterboarded 83 times, held in boxes the size of coffins ...

Abu Zubaydah was captured in a raid in Pakistan in 2002 and has been held at the U.S. Navy base without charges since 2006. By Carol Rosenberg A U.N. human rights panel has urged the United States ...