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Community Scoop » Syria: UN Experts Profoundly Concerned For Missing And Injured Children After January Attack On ISIL Prison - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Syria: UN Experts Profoundly Concerned For Missing And Injured Children After January Attack On ISIL Prison

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#EndSARS: Police officer differentiates "torture" and "scare" in case of alleged killing of Obinna Jonah » YNaija - Vimarsana News

#EndSARS: Police officer differentiates "torture" and "scare" in case of alleged killing of Obinna Jonah » YNaija

Obinna Jonah is reported to have died while in a police detention facility | *Gambo Gadzama admits to 'scaring' suspects | *According to Nigerian laws, torture is deemed committed when an act by which pain and suffering, whether physical or mental, is intentionally inflicted on a person

Source: ynaija.com
What house arrest means for Ortega's political prisoners - Vimarsana News

What house arrest means for Ortega's political prisoners

What should be happening is the annulment of all the trials and the immediate and unconditional liberation of all the political prisoners.

Prisoners in North held in solitary confinement not meeting UN standards - Vimarsana News

Prisoners in North held in solitary confinement not meeting UN standards

Report finds prisoners with mental health illness segregated in supervision units

'On the brink of death': Family of hunger-striking prisoner pleads for his immediate release – Mondoweiss - Vimarsana News

'On the brink of death': Family of hunger-striking prisoner pleads for his immediate release – Mondoweiss

Palestinian prisoner Hisham Abu Hawash entered his 140th day on hunger strike on Monday, and according to his family is in such critical condition that he could “die at any moment.”