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Wear Orange Protest

   January 10, 2008

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The American Civil Liberties Union is calling on people “opposed to torture and indefinite detention to WEAR ORANGE to symbolize their sadness and disgust with the national shame that is Guantánamo Bay.” Jan. 11, 2008, is the six-year anniversary of the first arrival of prisoners at Guantánamo Bay.

The ACLU has a several downloads on the issue. We wrote about it in 2006: Torture in Guantánamo

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