In Conversation with Mohamedou Slahi - the most tortured man in Guantanamo Bay
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Mohamedou Slahi’s period of unlawful detention in Guantanamo Bey has recently been portrayed in the film ‘The Mauritanian’. His resilience and sense of human dignity comes through in the movie. In this episode, we reached out to Mohamedou to find out about his fortitude, what gave him the ability to remain strong throughout his ordeal? I asked him about his childhood, the context of his arrest and his ability to contextualise his incarceration and not descend into bitterness. I start with some of our pre-formal discussion where he talks about the restrictions that remain upon him, which prevents him from travelling to the UK. Follow us on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/jalalayn & https://twitter.com/thinking_muslim  To sign up to Muhammad Jalal's international politics briefing, click here: https://jalalayn.substack.com/ 
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