When
elected in 2008, Obama pledged to close Guantánamo, but Guantánamo remains
business as usual. Prisoner releases slowed to a trickle, kangaroo 'justice'
persists with indefinite detention without trial for many who remain.
Force feeding, beatings and brutality continue. In the presidential
campaign neither of the two main candidates has addressed this issue.
Guantanamo’s closure is not imminent…
The London Guantánamo Campaign invites
you to join us for a demonstration:
UNFINISHED BUSINESS
on the evening of the US presidential
election,
Tuesday 8 November 2016
At 6-8pm
Outside the US Embassy, Grosvenor Square,
London
with Open Mic
In addition, the 2009 Nobel Peace Prize winner has
continued the USA’s never-ending wars, continuing wars in Afghanistan and Iraq
and bombing Libya and Syria with its European allies, including Britain.
President Obama has shown himself to be particularly fond of remote control
deaths by drone strikes.
A number of human rights issues of joint UK-US
concern also continue, such as the one-sided extradition treaty Britain made
with the US in 2003.
If you represent an organisation that wishes to raise a human rights issue of joint UK-US interest at our demonstration, please get in touch.
For more details, e-mail london.gtmo@gmail.com or contact 07809 757 176
www.londonguantanamocampaign.blogspot.co.uk
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