Syria’s most notorious prison where inmates ’smelled the burning of bodies’

"J’ai vu le sang couler, on aurait dit un fleuve" : Amnesty lève le voile sur l’enfer des prisons de Bachar al-Assad

Amnesty International vient de publier un rapport qui s’appuie sur plus d’une soixantaine de témoignages mettant au jour l’enfer des prisons de Bachar al-Assad, où la torture est la règle.

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How Amnesty Uncovered ‘a Universe of Degradation’ at Saydnaya Prison

Nicolette Boehland, lead researcher on Amnesty’s recent report on Saydnaya prison, discusses the human rights NGO’s yearlong investigation of the Syrian government’s alleged campaign of mass hangings and extermination.

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#Saydnaya: Syria’s most notorious prison where inmates ’smelled the burning of bodies’

It is the smell of burning flesh that has stuck with #Omar_al-Shogre in the years since his release from Syria’s most notorious prison.

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