Is this seriously worth it? Guantanmo inmate never charged with a crime, dies after 11 years in US custody

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Is prolonged imprisonment without due process or conviction torture?

This is a general question.

To be specific, the deceased was provided a pillow on humanitarian grounds given that he had epilepsy. That was the extant of his treatment.

Which somewhat raises the specter of denial of reasonable medical treatment as well, which is considered neglect and possibly torture.

It is psychological torture. Imagine being proven right about your story in a court after so many years. The relieve you would have felt, only for that to be ripped away with no where to go.