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Former Guantánamo Bay detainees struggle to rebuild their lives after their imprisonment

Former Guantánamo Bay detainees struggle to rebuild their lives after their imprisonment
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"For the former detainees of America’s war on terror, stigma, poverty and continuing persecution present formidable obstacles to resettlement."

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