Guantanamo Images and Imaginaries: Engaging with the Prison Through Art, Mansoor Adayfi @ecchrberlin
Guantanamo Images and Imaginaries: Engaging with the Prison Through Art, Mansoor Adayfi  @ecchrberlin
Uploaded January 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Mansoor Adayfi was born in a village in the mountains of Yemen. He was detained at Guantánamo for over 14 years, and now lives in Serbia. His memoir Don’t Forget Us Here is about his time at Guantánamo and the resilience of the human spirit. In this video he will be speaking about the meaning that art has had for himself and others detained, both while at Guantánamo and in navigating life after release.
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Guantanamo Images and Imaginaries: Engaging with the Prison Through Art, Mansoor Adayfi

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