Huffington Magazine Issue 52 | Page 63

THE HUNGER GAMES AT GUANTANAMO communal here,” John said, standing inside a communal block he said had been packed with books, cases of bottled water, trash and “all sorts of items” the detainees had hoarded until the raid. “In a civilian facility, you’ll have some level of control. And if they live in communal, it really is compliant, they lock down when you tell them to lock down. They move when you tell them to move. But not necessarily here.” Detainees would use sticks to poke at guards observing them from a “sally port,” the cage that links each block to the rest of the prison, he said. While detainees have been HUFFINGTON 06.09.13 trying to protest being held indefinitely without charges, the military is trying to keep guards focused on the id VF