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Friday, December 30, 2011 17:15 GMT
The member in Iraqi parliamentary committee of security and defense, Adnan Al Mayahi, announced on Thursday that the majority of security institutions iare “infiltrated”, and carry out arrests without judicial warrants while they are involved in torturing detainees. Security commanders should be interrogated, Mayahi said.
“The majority of security institutions are “infiltrated” and carry out arrests without judicial warrants,” Mayahi told Alsumarianews assuring that they are also involved in torturing detainees in prisons.
“Security commanders should be interrogated State of Law Coalition MP Adnan Al Mayahi urged, a source told Alsumaria.
No Iraqis would be imprisoned for their opinions and thoughts but for violence and terrorism only, Armed Forces General Commander Prime Minister Nuri Al Maliki assured, on December 10. There are no limits for human freedom if it doesn’t oppose public interest, he added, a source told Alsumaria.
Iraqiya List headed by Iyad Allawi revealed, on December 14, that random arrests are still occuring in all Iraqi regions which contradicts human rights’ basics. Our members are holding constant meetings regarding this issue, Iraqiya indicated.
Iraqi Government is not executing most of its international agreements and conventions concerning human, women, children and prisoners’ rights, Representative of Secretary General of the United Nations in Iraq Walter Kalin accused in his report on June 3.
In its report issued last February, Amnesty International revealed that there are secret prisons in Iraq where detainees are being tortured for confessions used in their convictions.
Iraqi security forces are referring to torture such as beating and mistreatment , especially in detention facilities, to get out confessions from detainees who are isolated from the outer world.
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The member in Iraqi parliamentary committee of security and defense, Adnan Al Mayahi, announced on Thursday that the majority of security institutions iare “infiltrated”, and carry out arrests without judicial warrants while they are involved in torturing detainees. Security commanders should be interrogated, Mayahi said.
“The majority of security institutions are “infiltrated” and carry out arrests without judicial warrants,” Mayahi told Alsumarianews assuring that they are also involved in torturing detainees in prisons.
“Security commanders should be interrogated State of Law Coalition MP Adnan Al Mayahi urged, a source told Alsumaria.
No Iraqis would be imprisoned for their opinions and thoughts but for violence and terrorism only, Armed Forces General Commander Prime Minister Nuri Al Maliki assured, on December 10. There are no limits for human freedom if it doesn’t oppose public interest, he added, a source told Alsumaria.
Iraqiya List headed by Iyad Allawi revealed, on December 14, that random arrests are still occuring in all Iraqi regions which contradicts human rights’ basics. Our members are holding constant meetings regarding this issue, Iraqiya indicated.
Iraqi Government is not executing most of its international agreements and conventions concerning human, women, children and prisoners’ rights, Representative of Secretary General of the United Nations in Iraq Walter Kalin accused in his report on June 3.
In its report issued last February, Amnesty International revealed that there are secret prisons in Iraq where detainees are being tortured for confessions used in their convictions.
Iraqi security forces are referring to torture such as beating and mistreatment , especially in detention facilities, to get out confessions from detainees who are isolated from the outer world.
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