Roger Waters has attacked the 'institutionalised' brutality of Guantanamo Bay in an open editorial for The Daily Mail. The former Pink Floyd bassist questioned Britain's role in the CIA's alleged programme of torture at the Cuban camp, namechecking British prisoner Shaker Aamer in particular. Aamer, 46 and from London, was arrested by the US before being taken to Guantanamo after working in Afghanistan 13 years ago. "During Mr Aamer's long spell of incarceration, he has never been put on trial o...
Roger Waters has attacked the 'institutionalised' brutality of Guantanamo Bay in an open editorial for The Daily Mail. The former Pink Floyd bassist questioned Britain's role in the CIA's alleged programme of torture at the Cuban camp, namechecking British prisoner Shaker Aamer in particular. Aamer, 46 and from London, was arrested by the US before being taken to Guantanamo after working in Afghanistan 13 years ago. "During Mr Aamer's long spell of incarceration, he has never been put on trial o...
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