Afghan taxi driver who was tortured to death by US army soldiers at the Bagram Collection Point.
Apparent suicide with two other detainees. Long-term hunger strike being force-fed.
Arrested in 2001 in Pakistan while doing humanitarian work. Sold to the Americans for a bounty of $5,000. One of the three detainees found in an alleged suicide.
Wrote letter to father about two other detainees on verge of death and foul play. Ten days later, the DoD announced suicide.
He was never charged with crimes and never met with an attorney.
Yemen citizen. Long-term hunger striker, force-fed up to death. Alleged suicide. No charge.
Citizen of Yemen and long-term hunger striker found unresponsive in his cell.
Citizen of Afghanistan. Father of 18. No charge.
Citizen of Afghanistan who was arrested in 2007. No charge. The cause of his death is unknown.
Yemeni citizen overdosed on anit-psychotic medication. Cleared for release three times.
One of the detainees currently being force-fed. Photo of him in 2002
Photo in 2002 shortly before his capture. Cleared for release.
Obaidullah, in a photo from Guantánamo, included in the classified military files released by WikiLeaks in April 2011.
Born 1977 Al-Tawlaqi adopted the rap name King Daniel, which he drew on his prison jumpsuit.
Former ballet dancer and Russian Army officer.
Humanitarian aid worker detained in Guantanamo Bay since 2002.
Captured at age 18.
47-year-old citizen of Yemen. As of July 3, 2013, he has been held at Guantánamo for 11 years one months.
Taliban official and former governor of Herat
Llost his habeas corpus petition
In U.S. custody since 2002. Cleared for release in 2010.
U.S. Faster in Solidarity w/Gitmo & Pelican Bay Prisoners
Foreground: EMT prepares the tool for the nasal intubation. Background: U.S. Embassy, Buenos Aires, Argentina Middleground:...agony awaits.
The feeding demo is extremely painful, yet it is done with consent. The long-term solidarity fast continues with nasogastric nourishment in front of U.S. governmental symbols of power. The twice-daily force-feeding of Gitmo hunger strikers is nonconsensual and therefore real torture by the standards sponsored by U.S. taxpayers and authorized by members of Congress who just raised the debt ceiling to nearly $17 trillion. President Obama's actions continue to belie his empty words "Close Guantánamo." As Commander-in-Chief, he could easily order an end to what the Pentagon refuses to call "forced-feeding." The force-feeding is premeditated relentless forced penetration of plastic into their innermost sacred cavities !
U.S. Hunger Strikers who have suspended their fast
Diane Wilson - Water only 58 days (lost 48 lbs). Diane, co-founder of CodePink and member of Veterans for Peace, suspended her hunger strike on June 27, 2013 after detention following her arrest for scaling the White House fence the day before. She faced a jury trial in DC District Court on Sept. 5th, 2013.
S. Brian Willson - Suspended Hunger Strike on June 10, 2013 after 31 days on 300cal/day, when a car accidentally hit him. Supporters continue a vigil with a rolling fast, in Portland, OR.
Elliott Adams - Went 80 days on 300 cal/day from May 18, to August 4, 2013 losing 45 lbs. He is past President of Veterans for Peace.
Tarak Kauff - Ended fast on August 4, 2013 after 58 days on 300 cal/day since June 7. He lost 29 lbs. On Board of Directors for Veterans for Peace.
Cynthia Papermaster - After 84 days on 300 cal/day, Cynthia suspended her hunger strike on Sep. 6 which began June 15, 2013. Code Pink member, lost 35 lbs. The transfer of two Algerian prisoners on Aug. 29, 2013, inspired her to suspend her fast.