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Hajjar said her book begins with the very first court case to challenge the Bush Administration’s authority to “secretly” detain people at Guantánamo in 2002, tracing the legal battles fighting U.S. torture policy in the War on Terror.

Experts discuss Guantánamo Bay’s role in detaining prisoners

By Rachel Moon
February 13, 2023
Fatema Sumar (center) spoke at the Elliott School of International Affairs on Wednesday.

Former State Department official talks career, workplace discrimination

By Ayah Mahana
April 4, 2022
GW Laws National Security Law Association hosted the event with more than 30 attendees, and Eric Snyderman, a third-year law student, moderated the panel.

National security experts discuss how 9/11 shaped U.S. intelligence community

By Aiden Orr
November 3, 2021
Keegan Mullen | Staff Photographer

Students, administrators reflect to honor 9/11 victims in Marvin Center

By Jared Gans and Lizzie Mintz
September 11, 2018

Remembering Sept. 11: Nine Colonials lost during attacks

September 11, 2011

University in touch with federal officials on potential 9/11 anniversary threats

By Priya Anand
September 9, 2011
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