of the president as well as the security of the the american personnel now we spoke with clive stafford smith who advocates for several of the detainees he claims the u.s. military is using some painful tactics to try and break up the hunger strike. this prisoner are from camp six which is the least bad camp goes on hunger strike they automatically get transferred not just count five but you can't fight back which really has been the most abusive place in all of our town of bay prisoners are held in an all steel cell and denied the most basic human rights just as a punishment for going on strike that force feeding techniques are very much an action unfortunately again it's the very abusive force feeding techniques i mean casting aside the question of whether it's that the culture coarsely to tourne the world medical association says it's not you know unfortunately the techniques they using ground tunnel aren't group to assisting or so for example and i've witnessed some of this that they used to leave but use up the prisoners noses to hurt so much still pulling those tubes out every single ti

the wellbeing of the prisoners and the security of the american person now we spoke to clive stafford smith a who advocated for several of the detainees he claims the us military is using some painful tactics to try and break up the hunger strike different prisoners from camp six matches the least count goes on hunger strike to be automatically get transferred not just count five votes count five record which really has most abuse took place in. prison as a whole. basic human rights just as a punishment strike force feeding techniques are very much action unfortunately against the very abusive force feeding techniques i mean casting aside the question of whether it's not the culture course the tour on the road medical association says it's not you know unfortunately the techniques they're using grow time in the armed groups your assistant. for example and i've written some of their used to leave but shoots out the prisoners noses and it's much better still probably every single time tries to force them back out each time. forcing far too much too quickly into the prisoner prison so if you'r

the more important issues like the welfare of the detainees on the safety of troops and clive stafford smith a lawyer for several good detainees he shared with us his impressions of the force feeding. if a prisoner from camp six which is the least can't goes on hunger strike they automatically get transferred not just count five but you can't record which really has been the most abusive place in all of the town of prisoners are held in the old steel cell and deny the most basic human rights just as a punishment for going on strike but force feeding techniques are very much an action unfortunately against the very abusive force feeding techniques but we can't stand aside the question of whether it's not the culture correspondent toure and the world medical association says it's not you know unfortunately the techniques they're using grant groups you're assisting so for example in the some of those that they used to leave but use up the prisoners noses to hurt so much they're still pulling those tubes out every single time tries to force them back up each time there's still that forcing far t

from the more important issues like the welfare of the tourney and the safety of troops clive stafford smith lawyer for several guantanamo detainees has witnessed some of the most brutal tactics used by the military. this the prisoner are from camp six which is the least bad camp goes on hunger strike they automatically get transferred not just count five but you can't fight back which really has been the most abuse took place in over a container of bay prisoners are held in all steel cells and denied the most basic human rights just as a punishment for going on strike that force feeding techniques are very much an action unfortunately again it's the very abusive force feeding techniques i mean casting aside the question of whether it's that the culture of course being a tour in the world medical association says it's not you know unfortunately the techniques they using. gratuitous take. so for example and i've witnessed some of this that they used to leave but shoot up the prisoners noses that hurt so much they're still pulling those tubes out every single time twice a day forcing them back

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being of the prisoners as well as the security of the american personnel we spoke with clive stafford smith who advocates for several of the detainees he claims the u.s. military is using some painful tactics to try and break up the hunger strike. different prisoners are from camp six which is the least the camp goes on hunger strike they automatically get transferred not just count five but account five record which really has the most abuse took place and over on top of the prisoners are held in all steel cell and denied the most basic human rights just as a punishment for going on strike that force feeding techniques are very much action unfortunately against the very abusive force feeding techniques i mean casting aside the question of whether it's not the culture correspondent toure and the world medical association says it's not you know unfortunately the techniques they're using grown tonneau aren't group sure assistant. so for example and i've witnessed some of those that they used to leave but tubes out the prisoners noses that put so much still probably in those tubes out every si

the more important issues like the welfare of detainees and the safety of troops as well clive stafford smith is a lawyer for several guantanamo detainees who shared with us his impression of the force feeding techniques. this for a prisoner or from camp six which is the least bad can goes on hunger strike they automatically get transferred not just count five but you can't fight back which really has been the most abusive place in all the content of day prisoners are held in all steel cell and denied the most basic human rights just as a punishment for going on strike force feeding techniques are very much an action unfortunately against the very abusive force feeding techniques i mean casting aside the question of whether it's that the culture coarsely to tourne the world medical association says it's not you know unfortunately the techniques they're using ground tunnel aren't groups your assistant or so for example and i've witnessed some of this that they used to leave the tubes up the prisoners noses to hurt so much they're still pulling those tubes out every single time twice a day forc

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more important issues about the welfare of detainees and the safety of troops as well to clive stafford smith he's a lawyer for several guantanamo detainees he's witnessed himself some of the most brutal tactics used by the military. this prisoner from camp six which is the least bad camp goes on hunger strike they automatically get transferred not just to count five but account five record which really has been the most abused to place in over a container prisoners are held in all steel cell and denied the most basic human rights just as a punishment for going on strike that force feeding techniques are very much an option unfortunately against the very abusive force feeding techniques i mean casting aside the question of whether it's at the culture for speed to tour the world medical association says it's not you know unfortunately the techniques they're using ground tunnel aren't group sure it's just a kind of search for example and i've witnessed some of those that they used to leave but use up the prisoners knows it's the and it's a much they're still probably most tubes out every single

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