'Guantanamo is a Gulag' says Moazzam Begg
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Amani Deghayes, whose brother Omar is still detained in Guantánamo, speaks to a reporter
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Amnesty International members and supporters at the start of the protest in London
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Hundreds of people joined Thursdays demonstration, lining up in a human chain that stretched across Grosvenor Square
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Moazzam Begg, who condemned the Bush administration for using terrorist tactics
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Protesters dressed as detainees while others acted out the role of US guards
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Amnesty International demanded the immediate closure of Guantánamo during Thursdays protests
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Hundreds of people re-enacted the Guantánamo Bay concentration camp in front of the US Embassy in London on Thursday, five years
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D-Day veteran Patrick Churchill joined the protest with his wife
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More than 500 demonstrators dressed in boiler suits to symbolise the hundreds of people still held in Guantanamo Bay. Part of a