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. >>> aelleges of torture in syri has come to us this dribs and drabs.een says marks were delivered by blows pr the hand of his government. now a respected human rights organization has nailed down the details right down to the name of the torture facilities, the names of torturers, the name of the people giving orders to torture. it's human rights watch, and it says that's the systematic. it says it's got hard evidence, witnesses, the whole lot. it has long beatings with object such a batons. the use of electricity, burning with acid, sexual assault and humiliation. jim, it's not like we haven't had reports of torture before, all over the world, and certainly in syria as this now yearlong plus campaign has been waged. it sounds like the level of torture has reached a new level of depravity. >> it's depravity, but it's a planned one. this regime has been telling people since that outset that they are in a war against terrorists. this report puts pay to all of that. it details how the torture is similar. the insurances it's systemic. it's way to repress t

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