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US: How I entered the hellish world of Guantanamo Bay

01 February 2005

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Martin Mubanga went on holiday to Zambia, but ended up spending 33 months in Guantanamo Bay, some of the time in the feared Camp Echo. Free at last and still protesting his innocence, he tells the full story to David Rose and Britain's role in Guantanamo Observer links).

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