Moazzam Begg details his wrongful detention and torture during the War on Terror, addressing the rise of modern jihad and reactions from the UK and US.
“Living the war on terror”
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Moazzam Begg details his wrongful detention and torture during the War on Terror, addressing the rise of modern jihad and reactions from the UK and US.
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Synopsis
Moazzam Begg recounts his experiences during the War on Terror, marked by wrongful detention and torture. "The Confession" details his forced confession and the testimony he provided after his release. The film addresses the rise of modern jihad and the responses of the United Kingdom and the United States to terrorism. Commissioned by BBC Storyville and the British Film Institute, it offers a critical look at Begg's life amid ongoing global conflicts.
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Why Watch
- Meet Moazzam Begg, a key figure in the War on Terror.
- Find out about his forced confession and its implications.
- See the responses of the UK and US to terrorism.
Did You Know
- Moazzam Begg was wrongfully detained during the War on Terror.
- The film runs for 90 minutes and was released in 2016.
- It was commissioned by BBC Storyville and the British Film Institute.
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Who is Moazzam Begg?
Moazzam Begg is a British Muslim who faced wrongful detention and torture during the War on Terror.
What is the duration of the documentary 'The Confession'?
The documentary 'The Confession' has a duration of 90 minutes.
Who directed 'The Confession'?
The documentary 'The Confession' was directed by Ashish Ghadiali.
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