Tonight at the Frontline Club we discuss what happens after Guanatamo with Karen Greenberg, author of “The Least Worst Place: How Guantanamo became the World’s Most Notorious Prison” We start at 7pm GMT/11am PST and as usual, if you can’t make it to the Club in person, you can join us online on the Club events page or on the Frontline Club live channel,

As the Obama Administration moves to shut down Guantanamo, leading American commentator Karen Greenberg, in a wide-ranging discussion with Peter Clarke, until recently one of the UK’s most senior counter-terrorism officials, discusses her remarkable and surprising new book about how the facility was set up, the challenges faced by the Obama administration in unwinding controversial Bush Administration detention policies, and the most pressing counter-terrorism issues faced by policymakers on both sides of the Atlantic. link

Center on Law and Security Executive Director, Karen Greenberg wrote about her book in the Washington Post and for the Guardian’s Commentisfree. The book was also reviewed by the
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If you want to hear more about her gripping narrative about the conflicts surounding the early days of "Gitmo" then Karen Greenberg will be at the Frontline Club on Friday, talking to Peter Clarke and journalist and author Nick Fielding.