Published : 30-05-2020
Military commander Mohamed Jamal, who broke away from the Syrian army, said three residents of AlRaml camp for Palestinian refugees in Syria died under torture in the Sednaya military prison.
He said Abdul Karim Balhous, also a breakaway, breathed his last in Sednaya penal complex by the end of June 2014 after he was tortured by the prison wardens.
Ali Sabagh Abu AlNour died in mid-August 2014 in Sednaya following rib fractures due to torture.
The third victim is the breakaway Mustafa Mohamed AlBadawi. He died on August 06, 2014 in Sednaya as a result of rib fractures inflicted by torture. He has a tattoo of a girl on his shoulder.
The witness, a former prisoner, said he had also met Ammar AlAbasi, a resident of AlRaml camp, in Sednaya prison in November 2012, before he was transferred to another location by Daraa wardens. His condition could not be identified.
The Syrian committee for detainees issued an affidavit by newly-released Mohamed Fares Jamal in which he gave the names of several inmates he met during his incarceration in Sednaya prison, where dozens have been fatally tortured.
Military commander Mohamed Jamal, who broke away from the Syrian army, said three residents of AlRaml camp for Palestinian refugees in Syria died under torture in the Sednaya military prison.
He said Abdul Karim Balhous, also a breakaway, breathed his last in Sednaya penal complex by the end of June 2014 after he was tortured by the prison wardens.
Ali Sabagh Abu AlNour died in mid-August 2014 in Sednaya following rib fractures due to torture.
The third victim is the breakaway Mustafa Mohamed AlBadawi. He died on August 06, 2014 in Sednaya as a result of rib fractures inflicted by torture. He has a tattoo of a girl on his shoulder.
The witness, a former prisoner, said he had also met Ammar AlAbasi, a resident of AlRaml camp, in Sednaya prison in November 2012, before he was transferred to another location by Daraa wardens. His condition could not be identified.
The Syrian committee for detainees issued an affidavit by newly-released Mohamed Fares Jamal in which he gave the names of several inmates he met during his incarceration in Sednaya prison, where dozens have been fatally tortured.
