Isto tako se koriste i kuke za meso.Opetja033 wrote:AFPSyria about 3 hours ago
Documents and torture equipment found in Syrian security buildings in rebel-held Raqa show detainees were tortured when President Bashar al-Assad's regime held sway over the city, Human Rights Watch said on Friday.
A team of researchers working for HRW toured Raqa in northern Syria in April, a month after the city fell into rebel hands, and found the incriminating evidence, the New York-based watchdog said in a statement.
"The documents, prison cells, interrogation rooms, and torture devices we saw in the government's security facilities are consistent with the torture former detainees have described to us since the beginning of the uprising in Syria," said HRW deputy Middle East director Nadim Houry.
Among the implements the watchdog said it found is a cross-shaped contraption known as "bsat al-reeh" (flying carpet) which "former detainees have said has been used to immobilise and severely stretch or bend limbs".
Torturers used the device to "tie a detainee down to a flat board, sometimes in the shape of a cross, so that he is helpless to defend himself," HRW said, citing former detainees.
Zivotinje! I onda se neko pita zasto se narod prihvatio oruzja. Dogorjelo je tiraninu.
Vezu ruke zatvoreniku iza ledja pa lanac zakace za kuku i gravitacija radi ostalo. Ovo je bilo popularno u Iraku za vreme Sadama, pa i posle.
Plasim se da i u Siriji zaracene strane muce svoje "protovnike" kao sto je bilo u Iraku posle pada Sadama. Kazu da je svaki put u Bagdadu sa svakim porastom nasilja naglo rasla prodaja Black&Decker aparata, posebno bor-masina.
