"It's a fundamental, core injustice to be punishing someone who turns out to be clearly innocent".
That is accomplished with the claim that Congress blocked him from closing the camp, a claim that is true but extremely misleading: as I've documented many times before, and as the ACLU has often noted, Obama's plan was not to "close" the camp but rather to re-locate it and its core, defining injustice - indefinite detention - to Illinois (what the ACLU called "GITMO North").
"What happened here is so horrific, it strikes at the core of injustice," she told me.
Pop!" "What happened here is so horrific, it strikes at the core of injustice". In the wake of multiple knife-related murders in the UK's capital, activist and ex-gang member Josh Osbourne takes an in-depth look at the "code of silence".
The concentration of power in the hands of corporations, especially financial business, is at the core of global injustices such as the deprivation of food.
I am sickened to the core by the injustice that is happening in Scotland to those residents.
This makes them the most vulnerable to the undeserved suffering at the core of an injustice.
The core case of testimonial injustice occurs when people discount the credibility of what others say on account of prejudice against their social group.
Their numbers have varied between ten and thirty at various times, but their core message against social injustice and corporate greed has remained constant over the past seven weeks.
Patriarchy, at its core, is a system of injustice, where women are not fully autonomous, but are under the authority of men.
In his 1960 guerrilla manual, Guevara wrote: "Given suitable operating terrain, land hunger, enemy injustices, etc., a hard core of thirty to fifty men is, in my opinion, enough to initiate armed revolutions in any Latin- American country".
