Guantánamo Detainee Periodic Review Guide: Comprehensive and Up-to-Date

One View of Gitmo Bay, Cuba 

Faces of 15 of the 75 still detained

(See charts and photos in the link)

INTRODUCTION: The Miami Herald guide (as of July 25, 2016) breaks down the status of the last 76 Guantánamo detainees. It starts with those who have been entitled to Periodic Review Board (PRB) hearings. President Obama ordered the hearings in 2011.

Further down, the site charts show which detainees who are gone, both with and without board review, for various reasons.

NOTEWORTHY: Ten captives (listed immediately below) are charged at the war court and are not entitled to go before the PRB. One, Pakistani citizen Majid Khan, and who was educated in Baltimore and already pleaded guilty for being a courier of money used in the al-Qaeda bombing at the J. W. Marriott in Jakarta, Indonesia.

NAME	CITIZEN	CHARGED	ARRIVED	ISN
Ali Hamza al Bahlul	Yemen	11/03/08 ^	1/11/02	39
Ahmed Haza al Darbi	Saudi	2/20/14	8/05/02	768
Majid Khan	Pakistan	2/29/12	9/04/06	10020
Khalid Sheik Mohammed	Pakistan	5/05/12	9/04/06	10024
Walid bin Attash	Yemen	5/05/12	9/04/06	10014
Ramzi bin al Shibh	Yemen	5/05/12	9/04/06	10013
Ammar al Baluchi	Pakistan	5/05/12	9/04/06	10018
Mustafa al Hawsawi	Saudi	5/05/12	9/04/06	10011
Abd al Rahim al Nashiri	Saudi	11/09/11	9/04/06	10015
Abd al Hadi al Iraqi	Iraq	6/18/14	4/27/07	10026

KEY for only one detainee: ^ = Convicted, serving life, still under appeal.

Three other captives were repatriated without Periodic Review Board (PRB) hearings under military commission plea agreements during the period when the Pentagon was setting up the PRB: (1) Ibrahim al Qosi and (2) Noor Uthman Mohammed to Sudan in July 2012 and December 2013 respectively and (3) Omar Khadr to Canada in September 2012.

This is an excellent and very comprehensive review of all the detainees at Gitmo in their various categories and stages of their prosecution, trial, and or possible release status.  

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