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This week Annie Hylton speaks about her longform feature for the March/April issue of The Walrus. She takes a look at the long, and complex case of Ayoob Mohammed
Toronto, Canada – It is still painful for Ayoub Mohammed to talk about his detention at Guantanamo Bay, the notorious United States-run site in Cuba that he describes as being closer to “a cage” than a prison. “We felt like animals … It was overwhelming,” Mohammed, 37, told Al Jazeera from Albania, where he now lives as a refugee. Despite enduring four years of torture at Guantanamo in the 2000s, where he was held under false allegations of being an “enemy combatant”, he said the current separation from his wife and two young children is another kind of pain. Mohammed has been...
‘I have nothing else’: Uighur man fights to join family in Canada Mersiha Gadzo © Ayoub Mohammed has been waiting for more than six years to reunite with his wife and children, who l... Ayoub Mohammed has been waiting for more than six years to reunite with his wife and children, who live in Canada [Photo courtesy of Ayoub Mohammed] Toronto, Canada – It is still painful for Ayoub Mohammed to talk about his detention at Guantanamo Bay, the notorious United States-run site in Cuba that he describes as being closer to “a cage” than a prison. “We felt like animals ...