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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: A Mauritanian citizen, the author, has been held in Guantánamo without charge since 2002.
Chapter 2: Traveling from Canada to Mauritania, the author was arrested in Senegal.
Chapter 3: The author endured repeated interrogations in Mauritania before being transferred to Jordan.
Chapter 4: In Jordan, interrogators warned the author of torture if he refused to confess.
Chapter 5: In 2002, the author was transferred to Guantánamo Bay, where interrogation tactics drove his condition from bad to worse.
Chapter 6: At GTMO, various US government agencies interrogated the author, accused him of terrorism, and tortured him there.
Chapter 7: As the author’s interrogation continued, he began confessing to any and all accusations.
Chapter 8: Despite confession and legal attempts to secure his release, the author remains detained in GTMO to this day.
Description
Guantánamo Diary (2015) is the edited testimony of a detainee at the Guantánamo Bay detention center in Cuba. These blinks will walk the reader through the story of one man’s interrogation, incarceration and torture at the hands of the US government.
Who Should Listen
- People who want an inside look at the notorious US prison on Guantánamo Bay
- Anyone hoping to learn more about the treatment of American political prisoners
- Anyone interested in the testimonies and struggles of individuals detained by US authorities