Guantánamo: 10 years of human wrongs

Headline Title: Guantánamo: 10 years of human wrongs 01 November 2012 Musa’ab Omar Al Madhwani has spent almost a third of his life in US custody.Now 32-years-old, the Yemeni national has been held at the US detention in Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, for more than a decade. The story began on 11 September 2002, when he was arrested in an apartment in Karachi by the Pakistani security forces.He said he was tied up, blindfolded, beaten with a rifle and threatened with death. Around five days later he was handed over to US forces and flown to Afghanistan, where he spent about a month in a secret…

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