Ganked from anti­minke:

Because Sami com­plained repeatedly they held him in sol­it­ary con­fine­ment at Camp V. Three years into this ordeal, Sami’s tribunal found him “inno­cent” – as he had said all along, he never was an enemy com­batant. So what did he get for it? The guards came into his cell and offered him a white uni­form instead of an orange one. Sami got angry. It took them another five months to set him free.”

[full story from the New States­man here]