JUDICIARY CONTROL OF THE EXECUTIVE IN EMERGENCY IN USA - THE CASE OF CAPTIVES IN GUANTANAMO by Saša Šegvić

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UNDERSTANDING GUANTANAMO THROUGH ITS PARALLEL WITH SLAVERY by William Rowlandson

“…<p class="first" id="d132766e69">There are tangible and unsettling links between the age of the Atlantic Slave Trade and the peculiar nature of capture, transportation and detention of terror suspects in the War on Terror. The detainees of Guantánamo Bay Detention Center share much with the slaves who, over a century before, lived and worked in the lands of eastern Cuba. …”
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Omar Khadr, Hannah Arendt, and the Racialization of Rights’ Discourse by Valentina Capurri

“…In this paper, I focus on the story of Omar Khadr, a Canadian minor who was held captive in Guantanamo Bay for a decade, to demonstrate that, at times, neither citizenship nor human rights offer any protection to those who, like Khadr, are citizens of a country and are certainly human beings, yet have been deprived of the rights associated with those statuses. …”
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The Princeton reader : contemporary essays by writers and journalists at Princeton University / by McPhee, John, 1931-, Rigolot, Carol., Princeton University.