UK Guantanamo Network.
For over two decades, Guantanamo Bay has stood as a symbol of injustice, indefinite detention, and the erosion of human rights. Dozens of men remain imprisoned without charge or fair trial, their lives defined by legal limbo and political inaction. Despite promises from world leaders, the prison remains open – not out of necessity, but because the political will to close it has not been forced into action.
We refuse to let Guantanamo be forgotten. Through political action, legal advocacy, and public education, we are working to end this injustice once and for all. Justice delayed is justice denied – but together, we can make change happen.
"Guantanamo was a mistake. History will reflect that. It was created in the early days as a consequence of fear, anger and political expediency."
— Major General Michael R. Lehnert, former JTF Guantanamo Commander
Events & Actions
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Vigil
2nd July 2025 - Parliament Square
Join us in Parliament Square as we stand in solidarity with Guantanamo detainees and demand justice. Public pressure is essential in keeping this issue on the political agenda - each voice adds to the movement
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APPG
16th July 2025 - Portcullis House
Since the calling of a new Parliament in July 2024, we are proud to announce that the All-Party Parliamentary Group for the closure of Guantanamo Bay is reconvening.
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Rich Mix Exhibition
Extended
This exhibition showcases powerful artwork from former Guantanamo detainees, offering a deeply personal insight into their experiences. Through art, we bear witness to their resilience, trauma, and hope for justice.
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The Long Road to Closing Guantanamo
Marking over two decades of unlawful detention, this new publication explores the legal, political, and human struggle to close Guantanamo Bay. Featuring expert analysis, testimonies, and a call to action, it highlights why the fight for justice is far from over.
