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Guest Post by Bonnie Kerness Editor’s Note: Bonnie Kerness of the American Friends Service Committee’s Prison Watch Project was one of the first Americans to name the widespread use of solitary confinement in U.S. prisons as a form of torture. Her longtime battle against this practice is just one chapter in a lifetime spent in various forms of social justice […]

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Voices from the “Torture Chambers”: Solitary Confinement and Political Repression

Louisiana Jail Locks Up Suicidal Prisoners in 3′ x 3′ Cages

U.S. Supermax Prisons Are Challenged in the European Court of Human Rights–and Lose the First Round

Two for One: Guantanamo Won’t Close, But Illinois Supermax Will Open

Two Clinton Era Laws That Allow Cruel and Unusual Punishment (Redux)

What the War on Terror Owes to the War on Crime (Redux)

“Extradition to a Future of Total Isolation” Opposed by British Human Rights Lawyer

Super-Secretive Supermax Prisons: Last Day to Register Opposition

Obama’s Plan Is the “Wrong Way to Close Guantanamo,” Groups Warn

Storming “Little Gitmo”: Lawsuit Challenges Restricted Units in Federal Prisons

Devices of Torture in U.S. Prisons

If You Build It, They Will Come: Obama Commits to Gitmo North

Two Clinton-Era Laws That Permit Cruel and Unusual Punishment

What the War on Terror Owes to the War on Crime

No End to U.S. Torture

Amy Goodman and Atul Gawande on Solitary Confinement

The Hashmi Case Brings Guantanamo Home