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May 20, 2011

Dorothy Parvaz: Inside Syria's Secret Prisons

by Dorothy Parvaz, Al Jazeera, Qatar - Most of the our days were spent listening to the sounds of young men being brutally interrogated – sometimes tied up in stress positions until it sounded like their bones were cracking, as we saw from our bathroom window (a bathroom with no running water, except for one tap in a sink filled with roughly 10 cm of sewage).

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