Yes, sleep deprivation is tortureInternational and Canadian law leaves no doubt: what Omar Khadr experienced in Guantanamo was torture
Omar Khadr remains a prisoner of partisan politicsOmar Khadr has reportedly reached a settlement with the Canadian government—but he remains caught in the crossfire of years of political point-scoring
Ottawa takes its own revamped advice on Omar KhadrAlthough the Liberals have chosen not to appeal the bail order for the ex-Guantánamo inmate, a larger court battle looms
What in the world is going on in 2014?From war and politics to sports and culture, the global calendar is already crowded
Five things to know about Obama and GuantanamoLuiza Ch. Savage on the U.S. president’s plans for the prison
Good news, bad news France legalizes same-sex marriage, while Washington considers a border-crossing fee for Canadians
The complicated case of Omar KhadrBringing Khadr home was the right thing, but let’s not rush the process of integration
Omar Khadr: into the unknownKhadr lived in Guantánamo Bay far longer than Canada. What will happen now that he’s ‘home’?