TUESDAY LUNCHTIME: demo outside US Embassy: Bring Binyam Back
London Guantánamo Campaign | 16.02.2009 18:42
A British doctor, part of a government team who recently visited Binyam Mohamed in Guantánamo Bay, has declared that he is fit to travel home. It's now up to the American government to order his release. Please join the London Guantánamo Campaign and Brighton Against Guantánamo as we call on President Obama to make that sooner rather than later...
Emergency Demonstration: Bring Binyam Back!
Tuesday 17 February, 1-2.30pm
US Embassy, Grosvenor Square, Mayfair W1A 1AE (nearest tube: Bond Street/Marble Arch)
At the beginning of the month, a US military lawyer, Yvonne Bradley, visited Binyam Mohamed in his cell at Guantánamo Bay and reported that he was just "skin and bones" and is close to death: if action is not taken quickly, it is likely that he will leave Guantánamo Bay in a body bag, she reported.
Please join the London Guantánamo Campaign and Brighton Against Guantánamo as we protest outside the US Embassy on Tuesday lunchtime calling on President Obama to deliver on his promises and his commitments to human rights and the rule of law by releasing Binyam Mohamed.
The British and American governments must also disclose any secret information they have about Binyam's torture and rendition. Furthermore, they must also release the other two British residents, Saudi national Shaker Aamer from Battersea and Ahmed Belbacha, an Algerian national from Bournemouth.
Tuesday 17 February, 1-2.30pm
US Embassy, Grosvenor Square, Mayfair W1A 1AE (nearest tube: Bond Street/Marble Arch)
At the beginning of the month, a US military lawyer, Yvonne Bradley, visited Binyam Mohamed in his cell at Guantánamo Bay and reported that he was just "skin and bones" and is close to death: if action is not taken quickly, it is likely that he will leave Guantánamo Bay in a body bag, she reported.
Please join the London Guantánamo Campaign and Brighton Against Guantánamo as we protest outside the US Embassy on Tuesday lunchtime calling on President Obama to deliver on his promises and his commitments to human rights and the rule of law by releasing Binyam Mohamed.
The British and American governments must also disclose any secret information they have about Binyam's torture and rendition. Furthermore, they must also release the other two British residents, Saudi national Shaker Aamer from Battersea and Ahmed Belbacha, an Algerian national from Bournemouth.
London Guantánamo Campaign
e-mail:
london.gtmo[at]gmail.com
Homepage:
http://www.guantanamo.org.uk
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