Mansoor Adayfi منصور الضيفي
@mansooradayfi441.bsky.social
Author of🔶 Don't Forget Us Here🔶 http://bit.ly/ReadDontForget
🌟🌟🌟🌟 Former Guantánamo prisoner #GTMO441 and @CAGEintl Guantánamo Project Coordinator.
🌟🌟🌟🌟 Former Guantánamo prisoner #GTMO441 and @CAGEintl Guantánamo Project Coordinator.
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No one should live in a cage without rights, without hope — not for a second, not for 23 years.
No one should live in a cage without rights, without hope — not for a second, not for 23 years.
June 4, 2025 at 11:31 AM
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No one should live in a cage without rights, without hope — not for a second, not for 23 years.
No one should live in a cage without rights, without hope — not for a second, not for 23 years.
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Nearly 70 migrants are also locked up. No rights. No voice. No future.
Guantánamo is not just a prison. It’s a symbol of fear, silence, and cruelty. We can’t look away.
Nearly 70 migrants are also locked up. No rights. No voice. No future.
Guantánamo is not just a prison. It’s a symbol of fear, silence, and cruelty. We can’t look away.
June 4, 2025 at 11:31 AM
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Nearly 70 migrants are also locked up. No rights. No voice. No future.
Guantánamo is not just a prison. It’s a symbol of fear, silence, and cruelty. We can’t look away.
Nearly 70 migrants are also locked up. No rights. No voice. No future.
Guantánamo is not just a prison. It’s a symbol of fear, silence, and cruelty. We can’t look away.
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15 men are still locked in Guantánamo. Some for more than 23 years. Some cleared for release years ago. Still there. Forgotten. Abandoned.
What kind of justice is that?
15 men are still locked in Guantánamo. Some for more than 23 years. Some cleared for release years ago. Still there. Forgotten. Abandoned.
What kind of justice is that?
June 4, 2025 at 11:31 AM
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15 men are still locked in Guantánamo. Some for more than 23 years. Some cleared for release years ago. Still there. Forgotten. Abandoned.
What kind of justice is that?
15 men are still locked in Guantánamo. Some for more than 23 years. Some cleared for release years ago. Still there. Forgotten. Abandoned.
What kind of justice is that?
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One of the worst forms of torture is being locked up without charges, without trial, without knowing when or if you’ll ever be free. Being cut off from your family and life, that’s a slow death.
One of the worst forms of torture is being locked up without charges, without trial, without knowing when or if you’ll ever be free. Being cut off from your family and life, that’s a slow death.
June 4, 2025 at 11:31 AM
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One of the worst forms of torture is being locked up without charges, without trial, without knowing when or if you’ll ever be free. Being cut off from your family and life, that’s a slow death.
One of the worst forms of torture is being locked up without charges, without trial, without knowing when or if you’ll ever be free. Being cut off from your family and life, that’s a slow death.