This week, Absent Justice looks at the case of political prisoners in Morocco with Muhamed El Guerbouzi, a Moroccan political dissident, Yousef Dorghoul, a prisoner rights campaigner and Um Adam, a human rights worker and the wife of a detainee. 

Aviva Stahl interviews Ameena Qazi, Deputy Executive Director and Staff Attorney for the Council of American Relations - Los Angeles.

Freed Guantanamo prisoners and their families' moving recollections of the men still held at the prison camp - 10 years on.

Aviva Stahl speaks to Rachel Meeropol from the Center for Constitutional Rights about national security cases in the US. Her background as the youngest grandchild of Julius and Ethel Rosenburg has given her a unique insight into the current situation in the US.   

Cageprisoners researcher, Aviva Stahl, interviews Alicia McWilliams regarding her nephew, David Williams who was convicted in a FBI entrapment plot.

Cageprisoners exclusive: Moazzam Begg in conversation with Colonel Talal al-Zaharni whose son died in Guantanamo in 2006

Cageprisoners' Asim Qureshi and Moazzam Begg and Free Babar Ahmad Campaign's Dr. Irshad Hussain discuss the plight of Babar Ahmad - Britian's longest serving citizen held without trial in the UK, with author and journalist Phil Rees

Yassine Ferchichi is a Tunisian national who fled persecution from his country of origin. He was arrested and sentenced in France on terrorism charges. His conviction was largely based on statements made by M’hamed Benyamina under torture in Algerian custody. In 2009, Yassine Ferchichi was deported to Senegal in opposition with a decision of the European Court of Human Rights. Since then, he has been living homeless without any legal document.

PRESS TV cover the Cageprisoners press conference on the case of Djamel Beghal.