Gitmo hunger strike continues and enters 150 days

AfghanistanGitmo hunger strike continues and enters 150 days

July 5, 2013

The hunger strike in Guantanamo detention facility enters its 150th day with prisoners accusing the guards of worsening treatment and abusive searches. Doctors urge to stop the force-feeding in the prison and more voices call to shut it down.

Asad Haroon

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