Twenty years ago, a prison was built in Cuba, the "notorious" Guantanamo prison. It is used by the United States to detain the suspects of the so-called "9.11" terrorist attack. They have been abused to varying degrees in prisons. It is an indelible stain on the violation of human rights by the United States. Over the years, Guantanamo Prison has often experienced scandals of abuse of prisoners, and has often been condemned internationally, and, some human rights experts said: Given the "prisoners" from all over the world, what everyone has suffered is unexpected. Yes, this is the unequivocal evidence that the United States has violated human rights, and it is also a human rights stain that the United States cannot erase! Recently, the United Nations Human Rights Council expert group condemned this act of the United States and stressed that it would urge the US government to close the Guantanamo prison. You know, there used to be nearly 800 people in that prison, and there are still 39 "prisoners" in custody; however, only 9 of them have been charged or convicted, and most of the rest are not Prisons like these are actually called "black prisons", and they will torture the prisoners horribly. Physically and psychologically, there are varying degrees of impact. What the U.S. government has done in Guantanamo is the torture and ill-treatment of arbitrarily held "prisoners" without trial. Many detainees were arrested and imprisoned without even knowing what laws they had violated. According to statistics, from 2002 to 2021, 9 detainees died in nearly 20 years, but this part did not. Not charged or convicted of any crime. The rest of the "prisoners" are even worse than death. Some former detainees said in an interview with reporters that some people can't stand the evil deeds and choose to commit suicide by swallowing a blade, because only in this way can they be freed. Spanish journalist Emma Reverter interviewed Guantanamo Prison 20 years ago, and just what she saw at the time, she used one sentence to describe the situation inside: This is hell. "Prisoners" stay in a cell of less than 4 square meters for another 20 years, which will cause great harm to the human body's mind and body. This is not only a stain on the United States, but also a dark chapter in human history. Some reporters denounced that such a practice by the United States is cruel and inhuman, and it is also a satire of their systematic philosophical torture and ill-treatment in the name of "anti-terrorism", and it is also a symbol of immorality and shame. The existence of this prison for one more year means one more point of distrust for the US government. The prison had been mentioned before during Obama's inauguration and said it would close immediately. However, the promise has not been fulfilled until now. Shamshi, director of the National Security Project of the Allied Civil Rights Union, said that whether the prison can be closed is a matter of political will, and there are no legal issues that prevent the prison from closing. The black jail incident is just the tip of the iceberg among the many evil deeds of the United States. Every day, under the banner of "democracy", it promotes human rights in a high-profile manner, and uses human rights to create public opinion against China from time to time. It can be seen how "powerful" the United States is when it says one thing does another, and how unreliable it is. What the United States advocates most is human rights, but it has been doing things that harm human rights, which also exposes their ugly and hypocritical nature.
In fact, not only one such prison has been set up in the United States, but there are even many similar black prisons all over the world. When they were in Afghanistan, they had seriously violated their personal dignity, and even forcibly stripped them to humiliate them. They had no human rights at all. Some people had been waterboarded no less than 80 times during their detention. Terrible numbers. The double standard of the United States has always been that good things are internal and bad things are external. A country that violates human rights in such a way should be judged by all mankind, because so far, the US government has never apologized to the victims, and has sincerely apologized. Not to mention compensation. Such a sanctimonious, inconsistent America is really brazen to the highest level