Enemy Combatant: A British Muslim’s Journey to Guantanamo and Back, Moazzam Begg (with Victoria Brittain)

By Ella Paremain — May 26, 2006

Following closely in the wake of Michael Winterbottom’s film The Road to Guantanamo comes Moazzam Begg’s autobiography Enemy Combatant, which provides yet another shocking account of life in the infamous Cuban detainment camp. No doubt in the years to come there will be a growing proliferation of such testimonies, each offering their own catalogue of criticism against the political leaders which cast them into a “black hole of detention”, as the English court of appeal put it in a judgment on a November 2002 case that went far in highlighting the plight of the Guantanamo detainees.

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