Marie Genard, a Haitian refugee who endured over a year in Guantanamo Bay at just 14, shares her harrowing story of survival amid political chaos. Harold Koh, a Yale Law professor, discusses the landmark legal battle for Haitian asylum seekers, drawing parallels to historical injustices. Together, they explore the emotional toll of detention, the fight for justice against an oppressive system, and the resilience of individuals seeking refuge. Their stories reveal deep insights into the human experience amidst a landscape of lawlessness and defiance.
