Due Process
Guantanamo Diary
Special | 26m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
The ordeal of a GITMO inmate the NY Times calls "collateral damage in the war on terror."
Detained at Guantanamo for 13 years, Mohamedou Slahi - tortured but never charged, cleared for release 5 years ago, but still imprisoned - has managed to write and publish a book about his nightmare, and the international literary community has rallied around him. In the studio: Hina Shamsi of the ACLU and Seton Hall Law Prof. Mark Denbeaux.
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Due Process is a local public television program presented by NJ PBS
Due Process
Guantanamo Diary
Special | 26m 47sVideo has Closed Captions
Detained at Guantanamo for 13 years, Mohamedou Slahi - tortured but never charged, cleared for release 5 years ago, but still imprisoned - has managed to write and publish a book about his nightmare, and the international literary community has rallied around him. In the studio: Hina Shamsi of the ACLU and Seton Hall Law Prof. Mark Denbeaux.
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