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Guantanamo Kid: The True Story of Mohammed El-Gharani
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In Saudi Arabia, the future appears dim for the intelligent young Mohammed El-Gharani. Being of Chadian descent, Mohammed faces systemic discrimination and is regarded as a second-class citizen. This status limits his access to essential services such as healthcare and education, and stifles his ambitions as an entrepreneur. At just 14 years old, Mohammed accumulates some savings from street vending and seizes an opportunity to pursue education in Pakistan. However, one Friday in Karachi, he is caught up in a raid at his mosque. Subsequently, he endures beatings and interrogation before being handed over to the American authorities by Pakistani forces, under the accusation of being an Al-Qaida affiliate connected to Osama Bin Laden—figures Mohammed is completely unfamiliar with. The Americans transport him first to Kandahar and then to Guantanamo Bay. The book "Guantanamo Kid" by Jerome Tubiana and Alexandre Franc unravels the harrowing and insightful tale of one of the youngest imprisoned at Guantanamo.
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In Saudi Arabia, the future appears dim for the intelligent young Mohammed El-Gharani. Being of Chadian descent, Mohammed faces systemic discrimination and is regarded as a second-class citizen. This status limits his access to essential services such as healthcare and education, and stifles his ambitions as an entrepreneur. At just 14 years old, Mohammed accumulates some savings from street vending and seizes an opportunity to pursue education in Pakistan. However, one Friday in Karachi, he is caught up in a raid at his mosque. Subsequently, he endures beatings and interrogation before being handed over to the American authorities by Pakistani forces, under the accusation of being an Al-Qaida affiliate connected to Osama Bin Laden—figures Mohammed is completely unfamiliar with. The Americans transport him first to Kandahar and then to Guantanamo Bay. The book "Guantanamo Kid" by Jerome Tubiana and Alexandre Franc unravels the harrowing and insightful tale of one of the youngest imprisoned at Guantanamo.
