The Guantanamo Bay detention camp is a U.S. military facility located in Cuba that has been used to hold detainees since 2002. These detainees are individuals captured during the War on Terror, often suspected of terrorism or related activities. The facility has been controversial due to concerns about human rights and the legal status of the detainees. Many of the detainees have been held without formal charges or trials, leading to debates about due process and international law. Over the years, some detainees have been released, while others remain in custody, with ongoing discussions about their future and the camp's operation.