For 10 points, name this detention camp operated by the United States in Cuba.
This location was the subject of the Denbeaux study by Seton Hall's Center for Policy and Research. Michael Winterbottom made a film about residents of this place called the "Tipton Three." Before being allowed to return to Australia, David Hicks spent six years at this location. In 2005, it was falsely reported that employees here had deliberately flushed a copy of the Quran down a toilet. One of its residents filed the lawsuit Hamdan v. Rumsfeld. Barack Obama promised to close this site, which is where Khalid Sheikh Mohammed is currently being held. For 10 points, name this detention camp operated by the United States in Cuba.
This location was the subject of the Denbeaux study by Seton Hall's Center for Policy and Research.
Guantanamo Bay detention camp [or G-Bay; or Gitmo; or Camp X-Ray]