Gitmo

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Gitmo is the informal name for the U.S. military detention facility and naval base located at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, known for holding terrorism suspects and its controversial interrogation practices.

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Gitmo canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf United States naval base
extraterritorial detention site
military detention facility
associatedWith enhanced interrogation techniques
military commissions
country United States
criticizedBy United Nations bodies
human rights organizations
criticizedFor alleged use of torture
indefinite detention without charge
lack of fair trials
detains enemy combatants
foreign terrorism suspects
establishedAsNavalBase 1903
governedBy U.S. military law and regulations
hasAlias GTMO
Guantánamo Bay Naval Base
Guantánamo Bay detention camp
hasDetentionCampSections Camp Delta
Camp V
Camp VI
Camp X-Ray
hasFacilityType detention camp
naval base
knownFor controversial interrogation practices
human rights controversies
indefinite detention without trial
leasedFrom Cuba
leaseType perpetual lease agreement
legalStatus outside standard U.S. federal court jurisdiction
locatedIn Cuba
Guantánamo Bay
openedAsDetentionCamp 2002
operatedBy Joint Task Force Guantanamo
United States Department of Defense
United States Navy
partOf Naval Station Guantanamo Bay
securityLevel high-security facility
subjectOf Habeas corpus litigation
U.S. Supreme Court cases on detainee rights
debates over closure of the facility
debates over torture
human rights investigations
international criticism
usedDuring Afghanistan War (post-2001)
War on Terror
usedFor detention of terrorism suspects
interrogation of detainees
military operations support

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