Shaker Aamer, the last British resident held in Guantanamo Bay, has been brutally beaten on film at least 315 times by guards, it has emerged. As David Cameron prepared to fly to Washington for talks with Barack Obama seeking his release, it was revealed the father-of-four is routinely assaulted by guards for peaceful protests. Campaigners said the 46-year-old terror suspect, imprisoned at the notorious military camp without charge or trial for almost 13 years, was subjected to a violent procedure known as a ‘forcible cell extraction’ by teams of riot officers. Scroll down for video Campaigners claim that Shaker Aamer, pictured, is assaulted on a regular basis by U.S. military guards
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Shaker Aamer has been held by U.S. forces in Guantanamo Bay since 2002
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He has been beaten on film at least 315 times by guards it has emerged
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Mr Aamer is regularly subjected to forcible cell extractions by guards
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Prime Minister David Cameron wants Mr Aamer returned to the UK
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He said he will raise the matter with U.S. President Barack Obama
I do not understand the @placeholder government’s failure in Shaker’s case: how can it be that our closest ally can continue to abuse a British resident and we are powerless to persuade them to stop?’