Living Witnesses from Black Sites American Detention and Torture Camps

/ الثلاثاء 13 آب 2024 / Third Issue Summar / 2290

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Author : Karim El Gammal

This article deals with the subject of torture and human rights violations in American prisons and detention centers, which were established by the American government after the events of September 11. These detention centers were called black sites.

The article focuses on the torture methods used in the American black sites, especially in the prisons of "Guantanamo" and "Abu Ghraib", and presents evidence and examples of these violations and atrocities, as witnesses of convicted American soldiers. t also presents some witnesses of former detainees in these black sites. In general, the article compares between the American falsehoods and lies claims, and the shocking facts.

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