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Kanouni, Imad - short clip - Injustice

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	(man speaks in foreign language)	0:01
Translator	I learned that there is	0:16
	which I didn't know before,	0:17
	that there was so much injustice in the world.	0:19
	That is before,	0:22
	I lived my own life with the people close to me.	0:24
	I cared about my religion, my future,	0:27
	and I wasn't interested in anything else.	0:29
	Now today, I know what goes on in the world.	0:33
	And in Guantanamo, I met people of different nationalities.	0:35
	There were all gathered there, there were about	0:38
	40 different nationalities over in Guantanamo.	0:40
	They were all touched by the same thing.	0:43
	And there one discovers another side of.	0:47
	(man sobs)	0:54
	Would you like to take a break?	1:09
-	No.	1:11
	(man speaks in foreign language)	1:28
Translator	I just wanted to say,	1:39
	there is an evil side of the world, of mankind.	1:41

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Detainee Number US9FR-000164DP
Imad Kanouni, male, age 32, French, was detained in Guantanamo from 2002 until July 26, 2004, when he was returned to France. In April 2006, he was acquitted by a French court.
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