After filming in the film "Mauritan", which tells the real story of prison prisoner in Guantanamo, Benedict Cumberbatch was seriously thought about this institution and its effectiveness. The prison is at the coast of Cuba, it was opened after September 11 terrorist attacks for the content of suspected terrorism.
The actor impressed the history of Mohammed Ultra Sloka, at whose memoirs and founded the plot of "Mauritan", which spent 14 years in Guantanamo without charges and courts.
In an interview with The Guardian Benedict said he hoped that the new President of the United States Joe Biden would close this prison. "I am ready to tele him about it. This is huge expenses. This is the most expensive prison on earth. And what does she give? Where is the courts? Prison does not work, but at the same time he has a hard of economics, "the actor shared.
Cumberbatch believes that human rights are violated in Guantanamo. Illegal issuance, torture, knocking out recognition, the conclusion of people in the cells are not allowed in the modern world, says the actor. "This is an extremely dangerous, unnecessary and ineffective place. Already enough people suffered in it, "said Benedict.
Earlier, the administration of Byyden announced that he had an intention by the end of a four-year period to close Guantanamo Prison.
The actor says that he understands that he led to the opening of a Guantanian prison, and also understands that society has not yet come to doubt the effectiveness and necessity of this place. "But I am absolutely sure that Guantanamo is no longer there in our world," Cumberbatch summed up.