State security claimed that 40 Syrian
detainees had been died due to heart attacks, a well-informed source from the
embattled neighborhood of Mezzeh in Damascus city, told Zaman Alwasl.
The
Assad regime refused to deliver the detainees bodies to their relatives in the
rebel-held district, “what assured that they were tortured to death,” Omar, an
activist who preferred not to give his last name, said.
Detainees
in Syrian security branches are arbitrarily detained and tortured, according to
Human Rights advocates.
Omar
assured that being from Mezzeh or its orchards, the district which situated
next the luxurious and fancy neighborhood of Mezzeh Villas, would bring more
suffer to the people especially at the ‘enemy gates’ Assad’s checkpoints and
inside the prisons cells.
Human
Rights Watch has repeatedly documented widespread violations by Syrian regime
security forces and officials, including enforced disappearances, torture, and
arbitrary and incommunicado detentions of peaceful protesters, activists,
humanitarian assistance providers, and doctors.
Assad's
security department asked the neighborhood's Imam not to mourn the 40 detainees
in one day, (As it should be according to the Islamic creed), but to lament two
victims daily, Omar said
In relevant
context, a photo for
Syrian detainees had been died of hunger in security branches, sparkled outrage
among cyber activists.
Syrian
‘Tahrir Souri’ group has obtained a rare photo from a security agent, who
defected from state security branch 215 during the Syrian upraising, showing
number of naked and slender bodies for Syrian detainees, seemed died of
starvation.
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