Testimonies filled with pain, oppression, and a feeling of injustice. The prisoners trusted the writer, the only journalist allowed to explore the depths of Guantanamo Prison, and shared with her their current sufferings, along with their memories, thoughts, dreams, and longing for families they no longer know about. These prisoners come from various backgrounds: elites and ordinary people, intellectuals and illiterates. Each has a unique story about past and present events behind the terrifying walls of Guantanamo, where a person becomes just a number, making it easier to mistreat and humiliate them physically and emotionally. For instance, prisoner 1154 is nothing more than a means of entertainment for his torturers, unable to be seen as a legitimate member of society with a family waiting. The book reveals stories of detainees, most apprehended unjustly and falsely accused of being America's worst enemies. This book strips the final fig leaf from the West's humanity. Publishing house: Dar Al-Matbouat for Publishing and Distribution Number of Pages: 392 Year of publication: 2009