Guantanamo Bay detention camp/Catalogs/Issues with uniforms

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Guantanamo captives whose uniforms were an issue

isn	name	notes
8	Abdullah Gulam Rasoul	Wore an orange uniform to his Administrative Review Board hearing. Explained to his Tribunal that he hadn't been assigned an orange uniform because he had done anything wrong.. He had been assigned an orange uniform because he had requested being allowed to take a shower every day, instead of once a week.
22	Sahkhrukh Hamiduva	Sahkhrukh Hamiduva's Tribunal asked him to explain why he was wore an orange uniform. Sahkhrukh Hamiduva attributed his orange uniform to the severity of the allegations he faced. Sahkhrukh Hamiduva told his Tribunal that he had always told his interrogators the truth.
84	Ilkham Turdbyavich Batayev	Wore a white uniform to his Tribunal. Couldn't explain to his Tribunal why he was wearing white, not orange.
154	Mazin Salih Musaid Al Awfi	Wore white to his Tribunal. Cited his white uniform as proof of his cooperation.
270	Mosa Zi Zemmori	Wore a Khaki uniform to his Tribunal. Couldn't explain for his Tribunal the significance of his Khaki uniform.
320	Hozaifa Parhat	Wore a beige uniform to his Tribunal. A: That means level one. Q: Is that for good behavior or for some other reason? A: Yes, I believe so. If you do not have good behavior they will not put you in level one.
489		Wore an orange uniform to his Tribunal. Q. You seem extremely cooperative; I just wonder why you are still wearing an orange uniform as oppose to a tan or white one? A. I was in psyche ward, so, because of my psych problems, I used to hurt myself, cut myself, and bang my head. So, it's been like this for the last two or three months now. They dropped the levels. The Level 2 they wear orange. In level one, they give them the ten or white colors. And now, I'm level 2, and hopefully in eighteen days I will be level 1, so I'm going to change it.
530	Dawd Gul	Gul's transcript records that Gul drew the attention of his Tribunal to his orange uniform: "The Detainee asked the Tribunal to look at his orange clothes. The Detainee stated mat the Tribunal can turn those black. The Detainee stated that it is all in the Tribunal's hands."
551	Fouad Mahoud Hasan Al Rabia	Wore an orange uniform to his Tribunal. Told his Tribunal that his orange uniform was not due to bad behavior. Told his Tribunal that he had worn a white uniform in 2003, when a computerized voice stress analysis had proved he had been telling the truth.
555	Abdul Majid Muhammed	Wore white to his Tribunal. Abdul Majid Muhammed is the only Christian captive in Guantanamo. He is an Iranian drug-addict who was forced to travel to Afghanistan on a drug-buy to pay off a drug-debt. Testified that his life was at stake even in camp 4, the camp for compliant captives. Showed recent scars which he claimed were due to being jumped, in the dark, by four or five other captives wearing white uniforms.
651	Usama Hassan Ahmed Abu Kabir	Wore a "white gown" to his Tribunal. Said he had been wearing white for over a year. Cited his white gown as proof of his compliance.
679	Mohmmad Ahmad Ali Tahar
743	Hafez Qari Mohamed Saad Iqbal Madni	Wore an orange uniform to this Tribunal. Q: You are very cooperative, very truthful, you seem to want to make amends and I've met many individuals doing my job here and I notice that you are wearing an orange uniform. Why is that? A: I don't know. Q: You don't know that there are other colors or you don't know why you are still in orange? A: I know about the other colors, I think I am still in this color of uniform, because once I tried to commit suicide after being here 191 days.
928	Khi Ali Gul	Khi Ali Gul's Tribunal asked him to explain why he was wore an orange uniform. Khi Ali Gul said that in general captives who were non-compliant were issued the orange uniforms, but he didn't understand why he had to wear one.
939	Mammar Ameur	Wore white to his Tribunal. Asked his Tribunal why he, a compliant captive, wearing white, had not been allowed pen and paper, to prepare notes on the allegations he faced, when other less compliant captives had been allowed pen and paper.
987	Haji Ghalib
1002	Abdul Matin	Abdul Matin asked his Tribunal why he had to wear an orange uniform, when he was an innocent man, while the Taliban interrogator who tortured him was in camp four, the camp for compliant captives, where he was allowed to wear a white uniform.
1119	Hamidullah	Hamidullah's Tribunal asked him to explain why he was wore an orange uniform. Hamidullah explained that he had been wearing a white uniform until recently, but it was stripped from him when he responded to a guy who had yelled at him. Hamidullah explained that the camp rules were very strict, and it was hard to live with them, when you were an innocent man, wrongfully accused.