In 2018, one of Britain’s longest-serving Guantanamo Bay detainees, Shaker Aamer, gave his first interview after being held for 14 years without charge. He vividly recounted his experiences of being subjected to torture, humiliation, and isolation during his detention, describing the camp as a “living hell.” Aamer's account lifted the lid on the appalling conditions and human rights abuses taking place within the walls of Guantanamo Bay, highlighting the urgent need for accountability and justice for those affected by this dark chapter in history.
