Kids held at Guantanamo Bay
It’s bad enough that more than 600 people are being held at Guantanamo Bay without access to legal advocates or other kinds of support that ought to be basic to human rights. The Human Rights Watch is now reporting about — and advocating on behalf of — at least three children (ages 13-15) who are among those being held. A short press release is available at CommonDreams. Consider adding your voice — and that of your congregation, family, friends — on behalf of all of the detainees.
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Pam Hoffman commented on 29 April 2003:I read some of the letter in the site you mentioned. Has there been a response to the:
Letter to Secretary Rumsfeld on Child Detainees at Guantanamo
reference:
The Human Rights Watch is now reporting about -- and advocating on behalf of -- at least three children (ages 13-15) who are among those being held.
Thanks,
pam