Guantanamo detainees released after 20 years - without charge

[Axtremus]

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/2/24/two-pakistanis-leave-guantanamo-after-20-years-without-charges

Two Pakistani men have been released from the Guantanamo Bay detention center after being held there for 20 years without charge.

[89th]

"without charges" maybe, but documents were published per a requirement from the Supreme Court that claims these brothers were:

• members of Al Qaeda
• stayed in Al Qaeda, Taliban or other guest- or safehouses
• took military or terrorist training in Afghanistan
• al Qaeda operatives

[Wim]

@89th Either you charge and prosecute someone, either you release him/her.

[Jolly]

Oh, there's a third way.

Shoot them on the spot.

[Mik]

You participate in an attacking American citizens, you lose your human rights. This is not a criminal activity, it's a war.

[Copper]

If it makes them feel better, charge them.

[89th]

@Wim said in Guantanamo detainees released after 20 years - without charge:

@89th Either you charge and prosecute someone, either you release him/her.

Overall I agree. But I'm also aware there's situations that are complex during wartime. The last thing a President wants is to release a prisoner and later find out they helped carry out a terrorist attack.