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January 19, 2007
Federal Defender Publishes YouTube Video to Aide Guantanamo Detainee
William Teesdale, an attorney with the Federal Public Defender's Office in Portland, Oregon has been seeking the release of a Guantanamo Bay detainee and has turned to YouTube to get the message out about his client. Here's the description of Teesdale's Guantanamo Unclassified video, from Legal Pad:
Teesdale has released a short documentary video in which, on a beach in Guantanamo bay, he explains that hospital worker and teacher Adel Hamad has been held for years in detention and denied release even after a member of the military tribunal reviewing his case called his incarceration “unconscionable.” The video includes interviews with Hamad’s coworkers from Afghanistan, where he’d worked for a hospital supported by a charity that the CIA seems to think might have counter-American ideals. Watch the video here. . . [Michele Berry]
January 19, 2007 in Civil Rights, Due Process, Homeland Security | Permalink
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in concert with the public defenders office in Oregon's release of the You Tube video we, Portland citizens launched Project Hamad, highlighting one of William Teesdales clients, Guantanamo detainee Adel Hamad, as a face for the need for the restoration of habeas corpus. get involved at
Posted by: david | Jan 20, 2007 1:14:08 PM
















