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Check out the Gitmo Clock, which counts how long Guantánamo has been open in real time, and feel free to join Shaker in sending in a photo. Posters are available for every 25 days through to 6,200 days on Jan. 1, 2019. 

The organisation argues Shaker Aamer's health would be better treated in the U.K. View this image ' Reprieve / Via reprieve.org.uk A London-based human rights group has filed a motion in a U.S. court seeking the release of the last British resident in Guantanamo Bay. The results of Read more at http://headacheshelp.com/awesome/a-human-rights-group-has-filed-a-motion-to-seek-the-release-of-a-british-resident-at-guantanamo-bay/

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Shaker Aamer, photographed outside the US Embassy in London on 7 January 2016, promoting the new Countdown to Close Guantánamo campaign. Please get involved! As Shaker said at a protest outside the US Embassy on 11 January, the 14th anniversary of the opening of the prison, "We want everybody to know that today we are here not as brothers from Guantánamo [but] for one reason: It’s truly to bring justice back, to close Guantánamo once and for all."

Five former Guantánamo prisoners -- from L to R: Ruhal Ahmed, Moazzam Begg, Shafiq Rasul, Shaker Aamer and Asif Iqbal -- meet for the first time, since the release of Shaker Aamer in October, outside the US Embassy on 11 January 2016, the 14th anniversary of the opening of the prison, and hold a poster for the new Countdown to Close Guantánamo campaign. Shaker said beforehand, "Even though I've been free for two months, I haven't yet seen my fellow hostages from Guantánamo. This will be a momentous day when we gather for the first time to fulfill our ambition to see the closure of the prison and justice for our brothers still held there."