harass them but it's done consisting life to sustain life but we've been hearing from the medical justice network who is saying that doctors are accused of colluding in torture that at the camp and that's been agreed on by the world medical association and the u.n. . yes and we disagree with them it's a matter of national policy our courts of up held that. sustaining life she lawful means is lawful and we we will we have a medical protocol where we evaluate detainees based on their weight loss and co-morbidity. we we allow them to hunger strike that if they get to about eighty five percent below that below eighty five percent of body weight some damage can be down we will do the involuntary feeding all of those allegations are false they're not they're not being subject to extreme temperatures they're not being denied food and water the conditions are as good as they can possibly be you know they had satellite television and they had communal living get all kinds of good things from your your producers are welcome to come carol rosenberg of the miami herald today here more than sixty town and we'

harass them but it's done kids sustain life to sustain life but we've been hearing from the medical justice network who is saying that don't deserve accused of colluding importunate that at the camp and that's been agreed on by the world medical association and the un the us and we disagree with them it's a matter of national policy our courts have upheld that. sustaining life you lawful means lawful we have a medical protocol where we evaluate detainees based on their weight loss and co-morbidity we allow them to hunger strike that if they get below eighty five percent of body weight some damage could be down we will do the involuntary feeding all of those allegations are false they're not they're not being subject to extreme temperatures they're not being denied food and water the conditions are as good as they can possibly be they had satellite television and they had communal living that all kinds of good things were transparent facility. now lawyers for the detainees strongly disagree with captain durand's assessment and they claim the captives are being held in unbearable conditions and are s

now in the hunger strike that is marking its ninety ninth day and dr frank on old from the medical justice network says torture that continues repeated insertion of relatively worried board feeding tubes is obviously pretty awful. the joint task force is so peace shows that rather than leaving the tube down as would be safe i'm sure he's being removed and shoved back down routinely regularly and painfully with a patient in restraint over and over again the policy behind v.s.o.p. is to punish them destroyed for daring to protest understructure it is a protest against what the strikers sees as the no access to justice in this case a decade or more of detention without charge or trial or possibility of release and it's clear that the hunger strikers are being underweight and with origin due to the planning of their force whether it's punishment as a means of control or for medical error so i think there's a real chance and something will go badly wrong and fairly soon that the doctors in guantanamo are in breach of their ethical duties by colluding in torture the medical association and the un agree

and now the hunger strike that is marking its ninety ninth day dr frank allen old from the medical justice network says torture that continues repeated insertion relatively wide bore feeding tubes is obviously painful. the joint task force peace shows that rather than leaving the two down as would be safe from treatment he's being removed and shoved back down routinely regularly and painfully with. the policy behind v.s.o.p. punishment story for during protests understructure it is a protest against what the strikers see as ignore of our culture in this case a decade or more of detention without charge or trial or possibility of release and it's clear that the hunger strikers are being kept meeting under way and look forward to the planning of their force whether it's punishment as a means of control or some medical error so i think there's a real chance that something will go badly wrong and fairly soon back to the doctors in guantanamo are we to the ethical duty by colluding towards the medical association and the un agree with these doctors like everyone else has a duty is to refuse unlawful or

to sustain life but we've been hearing from the medical justice network who is saying that don't deserve accuse of the looting in torture and that at the camp and that's been agreed on by the world medical association and the un. yes and we disagree with them it's a matter of national policy our courts of up held that. sustaining life she lawful means lawful and we we will have a medical protocol where we evaluate detainees based on their weight loss and co-morbidity. we we allow them to hunger strike that if they get to about eighty five percent below that below eighty five percent of body weight some damage can be down we will do the involuntary feeding and we do that because. of two reasons one not all hunger strikers in a situation like this do you think of their own volition there's tremendous peer pressure there's tremendous religious and military pressure that you will hunger strike to the death and the matter of autonomy unlike someone who you know if they were by their own want to commit suicide or hunger strike on their own to protest we don't know that they're making that deci