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Transcript for Justice Denied: Voices from Guantanamo
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| 00:00 → 00:06 |
[piano playing first notes of Star Spangled Banner] |
| 00:06 → 00:09 |
ACLU Presents |
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Before this reunion in London, these men were Guantanamo detainees in the war on terror. |
| 00:14 → 00:17 |
They were called the worse of the worse. |
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Yet none of these men were ever charged with a crime. |
| 00:20 → 00:23 |
They were at the wrong place in time - they had the wrong appearance |
| 00:23 → 00:25 |
they practiced the wrong religion |
| 00:25 → 00:29 |
and for that they were kidnapped, detained, interrogated and tortured |
| 00:29 → 00:32 |
without trial or evidence. Now they are free men. |
| 00:32 → 00:38 |
But the American system of due process that is supposed to prove the guilty and protect the innocent |
| 00:38 → 00:40 |
didn't exist for these men. |
| 00:40 → 00:50 |
[music] JUSTICE DENIED - Voices from Guantanamo |
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Moazzam Begg - I was held for a total of 3 years - 3 years without charge, |
| 00:53 → 00:55 |
without trial, without any explanation |
| 00:55 → 00:59 |
and I was release without charge, without trial or without any explanation |
| 00:59 → 01:04 |
[off camera voice] He is a free man now, but when Moazzam Begg was captured and sent to Guantanamo |
| 01:04 → 01:07 |
he was a British resident helping build a school in Afghanistan. |
| 01:08 → 01:13 |
Now he is getting to know his own kid who was too young to remember their dad. |
| 01:13 → 01:25 |
My youngest daughter recognised who I was because I think my wife must have told her through the photographs who dad is. |
| 01:25 → 01:28 |
but she refused to look at me |
| 01:28 → 01:32 |
and the son that I never seen cried the moment I tried to touch him |
| 01:32 → 01:42 |
because I was just a stranger to him and my wife not exactly the same the night that I´d been taken away from her |
| 01:42 → 01:46 |
Omar Deghayes - I experienced sadness in a state that I never had |
| 01:46 → 01:51 |
cruelty in a depth that I never seen in my life |
| 01:51 → 01:54 |
but you will not live as soon the person anymore |
| 01:54 → 01:57 |
you will live as broken |