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- الزي الرسمي للمعتقلين في مخيمات الاعتقال في خليج غوانتانامو عادةً ما يكون إما برتقالي أو أبيض، البرتقالي يلبسه المعتقلون الذين تسميهم الإدارة الأمريكية «غير مطاوعين» أي لا يستجيبون للأوامر أو اشتبكوا مع الحراس من قبل، والزي الأبيض للمعتقلين الذين تسميهم الإدارة الأمريكية «مطاوعون»، بينما يعتبر الزي البرتقالي هو الأشهر إعلاميًا. وعندما يُعرض المعتقلين على المحاكم واللجان العسكرية يكون صاحبو الزي البرتقالي مُعرضِّين لمزيد من الاعتقال، حيث أن يعتبر الزي البرتقالي نقطة في غير صالح المعتقل. يعتبر الزي البرتقالي مرتبطًا بمعتقل غوانتانامو إعلاميًا وشعبيًا، فمثلًا تقوم الدولة الإسلامية بإلباس الأسرى الأجانب لديها بالزي البرتقالي للدلالة على المعاملة بالمثل في إشارة لزي معتقلي غوانتانامو. كما قام عدد من الناشطين الحقوقيين باحتجاجات ضد الانتهاكات الحقوقية في المعتقل لابسين الزي البرتقالي تضامنًا مع المعتقلين، (ar)
- Detainees held at the US-run Guantanamo Bay detention camp are typically issued one of two uniforms, either a white jumpsuit if the prisoner has been labeled "compliant", or an orange jumpsuit if the detainee has been labeled "non-compliant". When the detainees face Combatant Status Review Tribunals or Administrative Review Board hearings, they were frequently asked to explain their uniforms to the overseeing officer, and they were considered a point in favor of further detaining or releasing the prisoner. Once insurgents began capturing foreigners in Iraq, there was a tendency to dress them in the same orange jumpsuits as their own forces were being dressed in when delivered to Guantanamo Bay – considered by some to be a sign of the insurgents "equating" the captures. On March 16, 2006, Secretary of State legal adviser John B. Bellinger III gave a digital press conference in which he dismissed the view that all the prisoners were being held in orange jumpsuits, stating "Very few people wear orange jump suits anymore, and yet that is the image that is being left with people all around the world, that everybody in Guantanamo is wearing an orange jump suit." A number of protests against the prison camp have seen activists dress in the iconic orange jumpsuits to draw attention to the issue. In May 2006, a Turkish judge barred Loai al-Saqa, a suspected terrorist, from being brought into his own trial, because he chose to wear an orange jumpsuit for the hearing, demonstrative of his solidarity with those in Guantanamo, and his intentions to protest or resist legal authority. In his testimony during his 2006 Administrative Review Board hearing, Khirullah Khairkhwa described being issued a black uniform when guards (falsely) came to believe he was contemplating suicide.
* Artist Steve Powers's Animatronic "Waterboarding thrill ride" at Coney Island.
* Two detainees in white "uniforms" stand in the doorway of their bay in Camp 4. To a certain extent, a detainee's level is determined by where he is housed, as well. Most Level 1 detainees are afforded extra privileges in Camp 4.
* Detainees walk in an exercise yard in Camp 4, where they live in 10-man bays with nearly all-day access to the yard and other recreational privileges.
* Detainees sit around the exercise yard in Camp 4, the medium security facility within Camp Delta at Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. In Camp 4, highly compliant detainees live in a communal setting and have extensive access to recreation.
* Official Guantanamo picture (photo via WikiLeaks) (en)
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- الزي الرسمي للمعتقلين في مخيمات الاعتقال في خليج غوانتانامو عادةً ما يكون إما برتقالي أو أبيض، البرتقالي يلبسه المعتقلون الذين تسميهم الإدارة الأمريكية «غير مطاوعين» أي لا يستجيبون للأوامر أو اشتبكوا مع الحراس من قبل، والزي الأبيض للمعتقلين الذين تسميهم الإدارة الأمريكية «مطاوعون»، بينما يعتبر الزي البرتقالي هو الأشهر إعلاميًا. وعندما يُعرض المعتقلين على المحاكم واللجان العسكرية يكون صاحبو الزي البرتقالي مُعرضِّين لمزيد من الاعتقال، حيث أن يعتبر الزي البرتقالي نقطة في غير صالح المعتقل. (ar)
- Detainees held at the US-run Guantanamo Bay detention camp are typically issued one of two uniforms, either a white jumpsuit if the prisoner has been labeled "compliant", or an orange jumpsuit if the detainee has been labeled "non-compliant". When the detainees face Combatant Status Review Tribunals or Administrative Review Board hearings, they were frequently asked to explain their uniforms to the overseeing officer, and they were considered a point in favor of further detaining or releasing the prisoner.
* Artist Steve Powers's Animatronic "Waterboarding thrill ride" at Coney Island.
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