He was sent to Guantanamo.

That is the lesson of Guantanamo.

He worked as an interrogator at Guantanamo.

How many detainees are held at Guantanamo?

The twin symbols are Guantanamo and Abu Ghraib.

The Geneva Convention is not recognized at Guantanamo.

It cannot simply ship them to Guantanamo Bay or Diego Garcia.

I ve left Guantanamo, but it's still in me all the time.

Bush doesn't know what's going on in Afghanistan, Iraq and Guantanamo.

Another prisoner in the film called his life after prison a second Guantanamo.

Hence, they accord no rights to the prisoners at Guantanamo in the absence of implementing legislation.

Diyab was the only of the six prisoners who entered Guantanamo with a wife and children.

In practice, the Bush administration rejects application of any of these bodies of law to the Guantanamo prisoners.

The Guantanamo experience on how to treat Taliban and Al Qaida fighters is a clear case in point.

Having said that, whatever America does at Guantanamo does not justify Iraqi mistreatment of American or British prisoners.

This is why the examples of the prisons at Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay have been so costly.

Another unspoken consideration may have been at work in the Guantanamo Bay case, which has garnered considerable international attention.

Though officials have maintained that the former Guantanamo prisoners are now free men, the reality has been something different.

The extended detention of dozens of individuals in Guantanamo without charge and without trial is a basic abrogation of this right.

In the debate over the Guantanamo Bay prisoners and the Geneva Convention America's realists have, once again, won out over America's ideologues.

Guantanamo was selected as the site to imprison them in a deliberate and successful effort to prevent American civilian courts asserting their jurisdiction.

Five months after arriving in Uruguay, four of the Six of Guantanamo staged a protest in front of the U.S. Embassy in Montevideo.

Anfibia's documentary also examines the lives of other former Guantanamo prisoners who have settled in Europe and Africa, where many are facing similar problems.

One day, I told my friends from school that if you follow the track across the mountain behind my house, you could arrive at Guantanamo Bay.

In an interview conducted earlier this year in Uruguay, he told an an Argentinian journalist that Guantanamo even haunts the prisoners who are lucky enough to leave.

It amounts to a determination that all the detainees at Guantanamo are guilty of being unlawful combatants without any proceedings or any opportunity for them to defend themselves.

I do not mean to suggest that the Justices decided the Guantanamo Bay case as they did so that they would be toasted at their international cocktail parties.

Whatever deal Uruguay made with Washington, the fact remains that the prisoners released from Guantanamo have only been issued Uruguayan citizenship cards, which are not valid for foreign travel.

Worldwide, the detentions at Guantanamo Bay and President Bush's military tribunals have become symbols of America's readiness to abandon concern for rights in the name of the struggle against terrorism.

Whether denunciations of the detentions at Guantanamo and the planned military tribunals are driven by genuine concerns about human rights or by glee at pointing out American hypocrisy, the effect is the same.

In the Guantanamo Bay case, by contrast, the Bush Administration argued that a ruling for the detainees would undermine the war effort by diverting manpower and material from the battlefield to the courtroom.

Moreover, I believe that partisan obstructionism has upended too many efforts to push our nation forward immigration reform, a public option for health care, and closing the base at Guantanamo Bay, among others.

We'd like to remind the Rousseff Administration that the International Committee of the Red Cross and the U.N.'s Special Rapporteur on Torture have unfettered access to the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo.

It is located west of Haiti's southwest peninsula, south of the U.S. naval base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and about one quarter of the way from Haiti to Jamaica in the Jamaica Channel.

The status of the prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay and the recent incidents of possibly systematic humiliation and torture of Iraqi prisoners cast doubt on the very values on which a liberal order is based.

The US, having flouted international justice by disregarding the Geneva Conventions at Guantanamo, would make matters worse by reverting to a system in which military victors doff their uniforms and attire themselves in judicial robes.

The status of the prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay and the recent incidents of possibly systematic humiliation and torture of Iraqi prisoners cast doubt on the very values on which a liberal order is based.

But its fundamental position is that treaties such as the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights are not self executing. Hence, they accord no rights to the prisoners at Guantanamo in the absence of implementing legislation.

But the treatment accorded the prisoners of various nationalities (Arab, Uzbek, Ughuir, Chinese) at the US military base at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, shows that President Bush and his top advisors apply the Conventions when it suits them.

Cheney s influence resulted in the bloody disaster of Iraq, the moral humiliation of Guantanamo, water boarding and extraordinary rendition, the despair of friends and the contempt of critics, a full dress parade of double standards around the globe.

There is also no shortage of images of abused prisoners at the Abu Ghraib prison or the prison camp at Guantanamo Bay, which have likewise done more to recruit new adherents to Islamic fanaticism than any sermon in a radical mosque.

Above all, the rest of the world has looked on with alarm as the US holds more than 600 men at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba without access to family or counsel, and without prospect of an impartial hearing or trial.

Diyab is one of the six Guantanamo prisoners (four Syrians, one Palestinian, and one Tunisian) who were freed and welcomed to Uruguay in December 2014, thanks to an agreement between U.S. President Barack Obama and Uruguayan President José Pepe Mujica.

The extended detention of dozens of individuals in Guantanamo without charge and without trial is a basic abrogation of this right. Fortunately, even if Bush does not understand such basic principles, America s courts do, and they are now, albeit belatedly, forcing his administration to abide by them.

Alarmed by this dramatic volte face, the majority Justices in the Guantanamo Bay case may be trying to send assurances to the rest of the world that President Bush does not speak for all Americans, not even the ones who put him in office in the first place.