Another prisoner in the film called his life after prison a second Guantanamo.

They said they were spies. And what about Guantanamo?

ربنا يرحمنا برحمته This wasn't even done in Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo Bay.

I ve left Guantanamo, but it's still in me all the time.

In the meantime, repeating what he did for 13 years in prison, Diyab waits.

It dared to talk about respecting human rights in the fight against terrorism in the face of its treatment of prisoners at Guantánamo.

By letter dated 15 November 2005, the mandate holders decided that, owing to the impossibility of holding interviews with detainees, they would not visit Guantánamo Bay.

They should know that my Government has taken preliminary relief measures at Guantanamo and in Haiti and has sent personnel to assess the situation on the Philippine island of Mindoro.

The horrifying images from Abu Ghraib as well as the images from Guantanamo had a profound impact.

Since April, all the former prisoners in Uruguay except Diyab signed a deal with the Ecumenical Service for Human Dignity (SEDHU in Spanish) to receive financial support.

It should invite a commission of inquiry to visit Guantanamo Bay so that the international community could see what was happening and take adequate measures.

Since November 2001, the Working Group has been examining the situation of the detainees held in the detention centre located at the Naval Base of Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.

The circumstances of Diyab's deportation remain unclear. Though officials have maintained that the former Guantanamo prisoners are now free men, the reality has been something different.

In an interview conducted earlier this year in Uruguay, he told an an Argentinian journalist that Guantanamo even haunts the prisoners who are lucky enough to leave.

Whatever deal Uruguay made with Washington, the fact remains that the prisoners released from Guantanamo have only been issued Uruguayan citizenship cards, which are not valid for foreign travel.

Moreover, by their nature, common sense methods for fact finding cannot be subject to negotiation or selective approval by States. This was one of the reasons for the cancellation of the visit to Guantánamo Bay.

Diyab was the only of the six prisoners who entered Guantanamo with a wife and children. Of the group, he alone says that he wants to leave Uruguay for an Arab country, where he hopes to settle with his family.

Meanwhile, for two successive years it had prevented the adoption of a draft resolution calling for an investigation into scandalous cases of torture and abuse at the illegal United States naval base at Guantánamo.

See the Working Group's Legal Opinion Regarding detention at El Khiam Prison (E CN.4 2000 4, paras. 11 18) and the Deprivation of Liberty of Persons Detained in Guantánamo Bay (E CN.4 2003 8, p. 21).

On 27 October 2005, the United States Government invited the Working Group's Chairperson Rapporteur, as well as the Special Rapporteurs on the question of torture and on freedom of religion or belief, to visit the detention facilities at the Guantánamo Bay Naval Station.

During the meeting and subsequently by a letter dated 20 May 2005, the Government of the United States of America stated that the request to visit Guantánamo by the four mandate holders continued to be the subject of intense review and consideration and that it had received serious attention and was being discussed at the highest levels of the United States Government .

Jihad Diyab will need crutches for the rest of his life a regular reminder of the torture he endured for 12 years, 8 months, and 7 days as an inmate in Guantanamo Bay, where the U.S. military operates a prison to detain suspected war criminals indefinitely and without trial.