• Amnesty International Reveals Torture, Beatings, Rapes in Post-Coup Turkey
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[url=https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2016/07/turkey-independent-monitors-must-be-allowed-to-access-detainees-amid-torture-allegations/]Source[/url] [quote]Amnesty International spoke to lawyers, doctors and a person on duty in a detention facility about the conditions detainees were being held in. The organization heard multiple reports of detainees being held in unofficial locations such as sports centres and a stable. Some detainees, including at least three judges, were held in the corridors of courthouses. All of the interviewees wished to remain anonymous for security reasons. The organization heard extremely alarming accounts of torture and other ill-treatment of detainees, particularly at the Ankara Police Headquarters sports hall, Ankara Başkent sports hall and the riding club stables there. According to these accounts, police held detainees in stress positions, denied them food, water and medical treatment, verbally abused and threatened them and subjected them to beatings and torture, including rape and sexual assault. Two lawyers in Ankara working on behalf of detainees told Amnesty International that detainees said they witnessed senior military officers in detention being raped with a truncheon or finger by police officers. A person on duty at the Ankara Police Headquarters sports hall saw a detainee with severe wounds consistent with having been beaten, including a large swelling on his head. The detainee could not stand up or focus his eyes and he eventually lost consciousness. While in some cases detainees were afforded limited medical assistance, police refused to allow this detainee essential medical treatment despite his severe injuries. The interviewee heard one police doctor on duty say: “Let him die. We will say he came to us dead.” The same interviewee said 650-800 male soldiers were being held in the Ankara police headquarters sports hall. At least 300 of the detainees showed signs of having been beaten. Some detainees had visible bruises, cuts, or broken bones. Around 40 were so badly injured they could not walk. Two were unable to stand. One woman who was also detained in a separate facility there had bruising on her face and torso.[/quote]
Turkey is just prepping for the EU bid
Wonder how long it is til we get to deal with this fucking country. For real, sooner or later we are gonna butt heads with these pricks.
They are hoping if they act like refugees the EU will invite them in too [highlight](User was banned for this post ("Shitpost" - Big Dumb American))[/highlight]
Turkey is such a great NATO ally Remember to respect the democratic process!
[QUOTE=Cocacoladude;50776066]Wonder how long it is til we get to deal with this fucking country. For real, sooner or later we are gonna butt heads with these pricks.[/QUOTE] Remember: We're allies with Saudi Arabia, runner up for the title of "World's Worst Country"
In other news! Water is wet! But for real, we all knew it would go this way, Erdogan is having his very own Purge
[QUOTE=DJrorok;50776220]They are hoping if they act like refugees the EU will invite them in too[/QUOTE] was this a really necessary post
[QUOTE=Limed00d;50776767]was this a really necessary post[/QUOTE] I think it's a pretty funny joke, and I'm totally pro accepting more refugees.
[QUOTE=Limed00d;50776767]was this a really necessary post[/QUOTE] Did it make your asshole tingle? [highlight](User was banned for this post ("Shitpost" - Big Dumb American))[/highlight]
all for the safety of the state of course!!! :downs:
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