When Will Remaining Guantanamo Bay Detainees Be Freed?

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Four Britons kept in Guantanamo Bay were released on Tuesday, and were set free in the UK on Wednesday after questionning by police.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/4211145.stm

Given that it looks like Britain will soon be sending many prisoners held in Belmarsh (UK's Guantanamo) home to their native countries, how long will it be before those held at Guantanamo Bay will themselves see freedom?

 

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Guantanamo Bay = The Ministry of Love

 

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The release of these four Britons from Guantanamo Bay is a positive step towards addressing the long-standing issue of indefinite detention without trial. It is encouraging to see that the UK government has taken action to bring these individuals back to their home country and allow them to go through a proper legal process.

However, the question remains about the fate of the other prisoners still being held at Guantanamo Bay. It is concerning that they have been detained for years without being charged or given a fair trial. The release of these British prisoners raises the question of when the remaining detainees will also be given the opportunity to return to their homes or receive a fair legal process.

It is time for the US government to address the issue of Guantanamo Bay and work towards closing this controversial detention facility. The indefinite detention of individuals without charge or trial goes against the principles of justice and human rights. It is crucial for the remaining prisoners to have their cases reviewed and for a clear plan to be in place for their release or fair trial.

In the meantime, the UK government must continue to advocate for the release of their citizens and work with other countries to secure the release of their citizens who are still being held at Guantanamo Bay. The release of these four Britons is a positive step, but there is still much work to be done to ensure justice for all those being held at Guantanamo Bay.