Crosby, Sondra - short clip - SaudiArabianTerroristRehabilitationProgram

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	(pencil scribbles)	0:00
-	They are damaged with post-traumatic stress disorder,	0:03
	with depression.	0:09
	They've had social isolation.	0:11
	They don't know how to integrate with people.	0:12
	They've lost their ability to work,	0:17
	just to even function.	0:20
	So in my experience, I would say	0:23
	that people released from Guantanamo need	0:28
	a rehabilitation program,	0:31
	a comprehensive rehabilitation program.	0:34
	And that would include not only mental health treatment	0:37
	and counseling, it would include family counseling	0:44
	so family members can learn to work together.	0:47
	It would include job training and reintegration	0:50
	into society and whatever else is necessary	0:54
	to a specific situation.	0:58
	And I did see something like that	1:00
	in Saudi Arabia of all places.	1:02
	Their terrorist rehabilitation program;	1:06
	they've had 123 people from Guantanamo go	1:09
	through it already, and it's a holistic approach	1:12
	where they take these men and put them	1:17
	in this resort like area.	1:20
	I mean it's confined,	1:22
	but it's a beautiful resort like area.	1:24
	And they provide religious counseling,	1:26
	religious education, mental health,	1:29
	medical care, job training.	1:32
	They're allowed to take university courses,	1:36
	and they do family counseling.	1:38
	They have families come in and then help them in.	1:40
	So that kind of holistic approach I think is	1:43
	what is necessary to help these men recover.	1:45

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Title:

Crosby, Sondra - short clip - SaudiArabianTerroristRehabilitationProgram

Date:

July 3, 2016

Interviewer:

Honigsberg, Peter Jan

Interviewee:

Crosby, Sondra

Role:

Health Care

Description:

This interview may include descriptions of violence.
Physician, Ethicist, and Expert on torture
Sondra Crosby, female, age 56, is co-founder and co-director of the Boston University Forensic Medical Evaluation Group, which provides medical forensic documentation of torture and other physical abuse. She was one of the first civilian doctors permitted to independently examine detainees while still in Guantanamo.
Description was provided by Witness to Guantanamo.

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oral histories

Language:

English

Extent:

1:00:41

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