For BBC journalist Alan Johnston, his time as a captive in the Gaza Strip reminds him of the adage that freedom is like air -- you only really notice it when it's gone.
"I had taken everyday freedoms of life completely for granted, as we all do, and I only really noticed their catastrophic loss when they were gone," he told CTV.ca on Wednesday.
"It's a sad thing, but I think you have to have been a prisoner of some kind, your freedom has to have been taken from you completely, for you to completely understand its importance and value and beauty."
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