Former US chief prosecutor condemns 'law-free zone' of Guant�namo | World news | The Observer

Former US chief prosecutor condemns 'law-free zone' of Guant�namo | World news | The Observer: "Davis was speaking at a conference on human rights law at Bard College in New York state. After resigning from the armed forces, in a dramatic defection to the other side of the raging debate over conditions at the camp, he became executive director of, and counsel to, the Crimes of War project based in Washington DC. The speech was to launch the project's 10th anniversary campaign and to protest against the existence of the camp and the torture there and at so-called "black sites" run by US intelligence around the world."