2024 Theses Master's
Rehabilitation and Resettlement: Examining the Pathways of Former Guantánamo Bay Detainees in their Pursuit of Justice, Accountability, and Resources
This study investigates the resettlement and reintegration of former Guantánamo Bay detainees, focusing on their pursuit of justice, accountability, and access to resources after their release. Set against the backdrop of the War on Terror, it examines how current rehabilitation efforts fall short in providing meaningful transitional resources.
Using a mixed-methods approach, including semi-structured interviews with former detainees and an analysis of existing rehabilitation frameworks, this research integrates insights from migration studies and transitional justice. It explores alternative systems for redress tailored to the needs of former detainees, critically assesses the effectiveness of current mechanisms, and identifies gaps in care. The study also highlights how these individuals advocate for themselves when existing rehabilitation efforts fail and offers recommendations for improving support systems and accountability frameworks related to the War on Terror.
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More About This Work
- Academic Units
- Institute for the Study of Human Rights
- Thesis Advisors
- Cooper, Belinda
- Degree
- M.A., Columbia University
- Published Here
- November 13, 2024