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Resident of Mashtaga settlement in Baki Khalilova Valida Memmed gizi appealed to Committee concerning his son’s death during his military service. more

Resident of Salyan district Agayev Ilyas Balakishi appealed to committee concerning his son’s execution with tortures during his military service. more

Inhabitant of Qejer-Zeyid village of Guba district Jamiyev Shemseddin Gurbet ohlu appealed to the Committee with the fact of being beaten by Representative of Execution Body of Guba district. more


 

 
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Аgainst Tortures Azerbaijan Committee
Address: AZ – 1141 Baku, Azerbaijan, H.Mejodov st 9. Apt # 33
Tel/Fax: (99412) 510-72-00 E-mail: againsttortures@gmail.com

 

Chairman: Mr.Elchin Behbudov
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NEWS

New York Times,
March 21, 2008
Muhammad Rahim was in C.I.A. detention for at least six months as part of a program in which C.I.A. officers have been authorized to use harsh interrogation techniques.

The Times,
March 19, 2008
Dalai Lama threatens to stand down over violence as China calls him a liar. He responded to charges from China that he orchestrated deadly riots in Lhasa to sabotage the Olympics with a pledge to resign as temporal leader of Tibet’s Buddhist people if the violence — on both sides — did not stop.

New York Times,
March 9, 2008
How do you get a terrorist to talk? Despite the questioning of tens of thousands of captives in Iraq and Afghanistan in the last six years, and a high-decibel political battle over torture, experts say there has been little serious research to answer that crucial question.

Deutsche Welle,
March 8, 2008
The Swedish military has accused French soldiers of torturing civilians during the EU-led Operation Artemis in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2003, one of the bloc's first joint missions. Five years ago, the European Union sent some 1,500 soldiers to DR Congo as part of a UN mission to take action against the bandits marauding the north-eastern part of the country. The troops were there to protect the civilians.

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