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Where is justice for the men still abandoned in Guantánamo Bay?

Morris Davis: A man who is no more a terrorist than Forrest Gump was remains incarcerated four years after he was cleared for release

Published: 16 Jan 2015

Published: 16 Jan 2015

Today is Guantánamo's 12th anniversary, and there's no end in sight

Morris Davis: Out of 779 detainees, only seven have been convicted and sentenced. The US must end this costly disgrace

Published: 13 Nov 2013

Published: 13 Nov 2013

We don't need to tag the Fort Hood shooter a terrorist to give him justice

Morris Davis: The US court martial will deal effectively with Major Nidal Hasan. Charging him with terrorism just panders to partisan politicking

Published: 14 Aug 2013

Published: 14 Aug 2013

As long as it stays open, Guantánamo Bay is a stain on America's reputation

Morris Davis: President Obama is right: Guantánamo is not who we are. We can release some prisoners, try others in court. Let's get it done

Published: 2 May 2013

Published: 2 May 2013

9/11 at 11: the lost United States of 10 September 2001

Morris Davis: The 11th anniversary of 9/11 – with the 'war on terror' and all its attendant costs – is a fit moment for an audit of American values

Published: 10 Sep 2012

Published: 10 Sep 2012

America's much abused moral authority

Morris Davis: As former chief prosecutor at Guantánamo, I know that until the US rights the record on torture, its human rights calls ring hollow

Published: 5 Mar 2011

Published: 5 Mar 2011