in addition, kyiv independence investigators established other names of persons who could torture and abuse ukrainian prisoners of war. at first, in olenivka , people from the donetsk region worked on the audience, who went to cooperate with the russian authorities. later they were replaced by secondees from russia. it was possible to establish the names of the prisoners thanks to internal documents that were able to be taken outside the prison. former prisoners recognized the head of the prison, who once worked in ukrainian law enforcement system and his assistant. the former prisoners also recognized the head of the operational department, the first deputy and two supervisors. released from captivity, with whom the journalists of the publication spoke, told about torture by the guards. the un commission, which interviewed former prisoners, found that up to 90% of people in olenivka were subjected to torture. also , the organization stated after the investigation that the explosion in the olenivka camp was not the result of a mars missile strike. it was this version that was spread b

we tortured him, we beat him. we even removed his eye and then made a decision that even though we knew he was the wrong person, he knew so much about the torture program because of what he had endured personally . that we could never release him from guantanamo under any circumstances. mister kara, could we have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few seconds. stay tuned. the the welcome back towards the parts manager john kerry, i quote, a former c i a officer and a former senior investigator with the senate foreign relations committee. mister can react to uh, as i was preparing for this interview and reading about the last story, i kept thinking about alexander soldier and it's in whom the americans liked the quotes and much especially he saying that the line between good and evil runs not through stays or countries but drive through every human heart. then what was ironic to me is that rector bama who was in office when you were sentenced and who knew about the um you know, the

or to have a torture program. but in mind you would torture was probably illegal. and so if you want to torture people, change the law. mr. curry, i could just to clarify, i'm sure you knew about the targeted destinations of for him. uh, agents are our leaders, for example, prior to your joining the c i a, for example, all this numerous attempts on fidelity asked for his life to name just one individual. i mean, you had the, did you have any problem with that on the moral on the moral basis or you saw that was okay because it was a within the years law, you're talking about 3 different phases here. the, the church committee and the pay committee hearings in 1975. i really changed the way to see i could do business and executive order 12333, that was signed into into effect by president ford lot assassinations by the c. i a furthermore, in 1993 with the integration of bill clinton, the see i went through something called a co c u l l, where the white house ordered the cia to go through literally every, the file of

these methods were a combination of physical torture plus mental torture.in terms of intelligence, our relationship with the mossad was so broad that even the mossad agents trained savako, who prepared the personnel. haj ismail rezaei was one of the first to be interrogated by mossad under the supervision of haj rezaei, with various mental and physical tortures . during nasiri's administration, the tortures actually came from his experience as a military governor on 15 khordad. at that time, naziri , who was still the military governor of tehran and had not yet become the head of savakak , arrested parviz adalat menesh, a member of the azadi movement, and performed various tricks on him and other returned prisoners. one of these tricks was threatening relatives. they threatened justice menesh that they will persecute his father. trick it was no longer sleep deprivation or the threat of sexual assault through a bottle. and such devices. nevertheless, the wave of arrests was very large and scattered in different cities and villages. some were arrested by the

we tortured him, we beat him. we even removed his eye and then made a decision that even though we knew he was the wrong person, he knew so much about the torture program because of what he had endured personally . that we could never release him from guantanamo under any circumstances. mister korea could we have to take a very short break right now, but we will be back in just a few seconds. stay tuned. the the, the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the madness of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also a pursuit. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington. as for so the funder line likes to say, we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to living on mac. we have very close propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. some more questions ask a

the tortured thoughts be tough to slaughter as us. they tortured us in waste. words cannot describe these really occupational armies talked in all live support and structures. and today we witness to yes. and now this strikes this time be talking to a charitable organization offering a to solve all this resilience rates on the job. the refugee come see at least the team people killed him. bombings the springs, the death soul of the past 2 days. that's a 120, according to local health officials, survivors us struggling to decorate the people in the association are not affiliated with any political parties or resistance. the targeting the association within the residential area, when many are killed and injured, to help only support and leading the situation we are in these threats. in human hits, the latest have promised to continue the operations against ships bounce israel as long as they've got the conflict persist process mostly. and so it looks to establish the us led coalition to patrol to betsy on the russian president accuse of

subsequently, after the investigation of tsn about this torture chamber and its most important torturer , nicknamed palych, the law enforcement officers caught him. the trial lasted two years. tsn correspondent mariana bukhan will tell what nelyud is accused of and what sentence the prosecutors are asking for him. at the first interrogation two years ago, he told almost everything. my. before the full-scale invasion, the exchange of prisoners, and it was then that civilians who survived torture and torture in isolation returned to ukraine. once it was a factory of insulating materials, which in 2010 the people of donetsk turned into an artistic space of ukrainian free city, in 2014 pro-russian militants set up a secret torture chamber there. this is exclusive footage of isolation prison. in the rooms of the office building, the cells for... them separately have a torture chamber with an iron table and tools for torture, and the most important thing in this prison was the stick or ait, or the first one, aka denis kulikovsky, i have never met such creatures in my life, in ait was his succ

but now you see the torture we do it, we will hundreds. we don't know the exact questions, the aust. all we have mass. we said no, no to him us. they repeated the same questions. are you how much? again we said no to the torture task be to us slow throws us. they tortured us in waste. words cannot describe the truth and so ultimately the asked us to meet on our knees for over 5 hours. we stop like this is our beat them with sticks, with iron on our heads, our backs up everywhere. and i saw the model when i got that when they beat us, tortured us every day, the said, your intelligence agents, your, i'm us, your collaborate is being sold and our families coast and mothers beat us with sticks tortured us to be really. they took her idea, we didn't know where the are. we didn't know where the documents are, where the money is. it took everything we own without any shame. some people died in the detention center to diabetes, patients, blood patients, of patients, people with arterial disease. there were 3 torture people died without any medical

but now you see the torture we do it. we will hundreds, we don't know the exact questions they asked. all we have mass. we said no, no to him us. they repeated the same questions. all you have mass. again, we said no, the torture task be to slow through as us. they tortured us in waste words cannot describe the truth, but suddenly they asked us to meet on our knees for over 5 hours. we stopped like this who were beaten with sticks, with iron on a heads our backs everywhere. i saw the model when i got the they beat us, tortured us every day. the said, your intelligence agents, your, i'm us, your collaborate is being sold, adult families, coast and mothers beat us with sticks. told us to be really. they took her idea. we didn't know where the are. we didn't know where the documents are, where the money use a took everything we own without any shame. some people died in the detention center, diabetes patients, blood patients, of patients, people with arterial diseases. there were 3 torture people died without any medical tre

i was arrested on the year 2004, in fact they kidnapped me and they tortured me.زيمه الاسير، حقنا لا نفرط به، واضربنا عده اضرابات، وكانوا في نفس الاضراب. ياتوا الشرطه ويعملوا يشوا اللحم حتى نشم رائعه الشواء من اللحم وما غيره ونحن مضربين يتم نقلهم من سجن الى اخر وهو معاني يعاني لا يستطيع ان يصلب طوله ان لا يقف على رجليه بقدرش يمشي وكذلك اساليب اخرى الليل صوت عالي بخلي كاسه تنام كان التحقيق احرم من النوم تقريبا احيانا تستمر لخمس ايام متتاليه من دون ولا لحظه نوم كنت احرم من الاستحمام لاكثر من ثلاث ايام احيانا متتاليه او اربع ايام. احد التحقيقات تم ابتزازيي باعتقال والدتي واعتقال زوجتي واعتقال جميع اخوتي ومساومتي من اجل يعني طلب اعتراف او يعني اقرار بما هم يتهمون فيه بااعتقال والدتتي اللي عمرها تقريبا 70 سنه واضحه في مكاتب التحقيق و ادخالها علي في حالات يعني عاطفيه ومثيره انه انت هنا بنحطك في زنزانه لا تتجاوز المترين في المتر ونص اللي هو انا بعتبره الشيء يعني القسوه المركبه للاسير اللي هي العزل الانفرادي العزل الانفرادي حتى بعض الحقوق الذي انتزعها الاسير في من خلال اضرابات عن الطعاون من خلال نضاله مع اداره المحتل تسلب من معزول العزل الانفرادي انت حتضلك فيها العمر هذا

to long separation from family and children is also used as a method of torture. the knock is mohammed de is haunted by a dream she had in herself up for a young daughter. the well, i'm not for you. 200 we need for them is i actually felt can, is initially some my t o b, you not personally know your lips killed. i'm not here on a case to me. i'm on you're done. i wanted to how come to, when i suddenly realized i'm in a cell door at another stone could choose from. i didn't want to open my eyes to be sure to do that in moments like that was simply human beings. i had one of them many years have passed since then. kiana is now 17. she thinks about the milestones, big and small, that she hasn't been able to share with her mother. may i pray calls the old. i started to miss my mom more and more or i was a bit fed up with her not being with us. here is 45. if i wanted my mother's actor a man, i wish he had told me how to put on makeup house a dress. she's a woman, we have the same body here and says she could teach me so much about myself when call, but i have to figur

there was real torture. people died without any medical treatments you to me well, so 10 to mid stone line with the priest, the palestinians were tortured by b. i. d f. this to show schools of detainees inside garza tied up and strip down to that underway. now, many of the captives were laid to identified as civilians. all t looks into the story. the shocking images showing dozens of palestinian men arrested by his really forces and stripped out the idea of the detainees to their knees and covered their eyes with masks. for the sports online fearing but the idea came up with an explanation amongst members and suspects and mussman was what was the close in order to make sure they not had any explosives? i'm us land v as really actions as reminiscence of nazi policy. these really nazi occupation army committed and covered crime, lay apprehending a group of displaced palestinian civilians where disgracefully stripped of their clothing within a school in gaza. we implore all human rights and who military and org

good evening, you have already mentioned the topic here - detention and the fight against torture. i would like to start now by expanding on these two topics and offering some solutions to the problem. but in fact, as far as imprisonment is concerned, about 13 regions of our country now have an excessive number of people behind bars. we're talking about the pre-trial detention center. the supreme court, in execution... of your instructions, has prepared a bill on a ban on taking into custody people suspected of non-violent crimes, and i would like to ask you to support it and i would like this ban to apply not only to pregnant women, women with young children, but to everyone, absolutely everyone, and at least a third of prisoners could wait until the end of investigations under signature or bail, by the way, we don’t use bail at all, although the law is provided for, and this is nonsense, teachers are calling each other, here we are talking about the shortage of teachers, but after all... teachers, including on charges of economic crimes , and these people are accused, as i alread

him, they continued to torture him, they continued to torture him., i know only from the case file, what happened from the very beginning of the eighteenth, in the area from 6 to 13:00, dad was returning home from the apiary, they stopped him, grabbed him by his clothes , pulled out of the steering wheel of the car. they struck him several times in the face, tied his hands and put him in another car , the car was stolen back to the apiary, they erased all traces of the crime, traces, it turns out, fingerprints , we went, we went all over the village , we went into the forests, there they beat, tortured, strangled, cut, uh-huh, oh, god, burned, struck all over his body, with fists, with knives, with a knife, they choked him with more than, at least nine blows with a knife, then they doused him with gasoline, set him on fire, wow, he has a third degree burn, 45% of his body, upper, upper extremities, chest, and head, this is terrible, what we hear is just some kind of disaster, how can you be like this? sadists, tying him up, beating him, setting him o

there was real torture. people die without any medical treatments, do they are mad human rights monitor is now urgent international committee of the red cross. and the united nations working group responsible for detention matters at to put pressure on these really authorities to reveal the fate of all detainees from the guys astray. these every arrested civilian and investigate alleged violations that these detainees, i'll be subject to, to ask this monitor group claims. the idea for reported last week that interest has more than 500 what they call our terrorist operatives and began to sweep it was in november, 350 of them allegedly associated with have mass and 120 others with palestinian islamic jihad, which is another milton co pays in the gaza strip. we contacted the army hall, so asking to comment on the issue still waiting for their response. meanwhile, to palestinian man have returned to gaza after being detained by is really forces a warning. you may find the following images disturbing. the detaine

then come degrading interrogations, which also fall under the term white torture. for them i enjoyed a year and a half in solitary, 166 months then full months, 3 months and 6 weeks. how do you suggest that you cannot imagine how, how do i see, but when you go into the sound, you feel like the walls are closing in on you and your heart is strict. it is like your heart is being ripped, towns or kindly read. that's what, why don't you feels like and try to prevent you from the dish you can use a feat, we use the term white georgia try because it leaves no visible boons on the body. head on nissan. ca, logical ones, the roof and model of the british, iranian student phone che hop on me, was imprisoned in 2014 her offense. she had trying to attend a men's volleyball game and to iran, something band forever on in women back. so you back, she's to finish it. one of their strategies is to humiliate you on you're not even allowed to use the toilet when you want to. like she had talked about, she sat on the end. an important part of this humiliation is that they open and cl

talk to this complaint means the most, the tortured i'm, the perpetrators are registered with deal. so rich, who used to can do get on that, even though it's costly to, to definitely supervisor you must have, this is an important step. you know, the fight for justice. several faith due to how much title young the does for years . not been fixed. as you bet about the camera down when any that machine of them can otherwise, they'll take it from you, the, the machine to them to be given us as to time moment. know what to you to the no matter what you film in iran, you always need permission from the regime forces for the service, the machine. the vision that's included from one is that at some point, and even if you have permission to assume you're strictly monitor all the ones you need been to the you're not allowed to phone your current buildings. and the way of doing your feedback that you wish of us something that's why we had to film in secret and imagine plenty in your spence. imagine that together was still makers by hades out as id and gaylor a cook of und nuggets. mohammed de

me, a brilliant academic, he's certain he was targeted for torture by the israeli authorities, not forيعني اصبت بصدمه نفسيه واثرت علي حتى بعد اطلاق سراحي مازت اعاني من بعض الامور التي تعرضت لها في داخل الاسر يعني انا افتقد كثير ما اعيش في الظلمه بعد الافراج عني كثيرا ما الجا الى الوحده بعد الافراج عني كثيرا ما ابكي بدون سبب كثيرا ما افتقد عدم ثقه الاخرين لي so much pain now new movement is rising prisoners and supporters go on hunger strike in a desperate effort to get the world to notice that وكذلك بدهم يكسروا عزيمه الاسير حقنا لا نفرط به واضربنا عده اضرابات وكانوا في نفس الاضراب ياتوا الشرطه ويعملوا يشوا اللحم حتى نشم رائعه الشواء من اللحم ومن غيره ونحن مضربين يتم نقلهم من سجن الى اخر هو معاني يعاني لا يستطيع ان يصلب طوله ان لا يقف على رجليه ما بيقدرش يمشي وكذلك اساليب اخرى ميكروفونات في الليل صوت عالي خلي كاسه تنام كان التحقيق احرم من النوم تقريبا احيانا تستمر لخمس ايام متتاليه من دون ولا لحظه نوم كنت احرم من الاستحمام لاكثر من ثلاث ايام احيانا متتاليه او اربع ايام. احد التحقيقات تم ابتزازي باعتقال والدتي واعتقال زوجتي واعتقال جميع اخوتي ومساومتي من اجل يعني طلب اعتراف او يعني اقرار

regarding the allegations of torture.ny evidence that senior officials at the kremlin were aware of or directed the military officials in russia to do this kind of activity, and does the american law allow for the prosecution of? heads of state? ? ag garland: the acting assistant general is in charge of the workrooms can ability team, i will let her answer the question. >> unfortunately, i can't go beyond what is alleged in the indictment as to the pending investigation and the case. as to the war crime statute, i think we would have to look at that. reporter: director wray, you have described the terror environment, the threat environment. could you give us a sense of, compared to last year, the number of terror-related investigations you had last year, compared to what they are now? sec. jean-pierre: even -- director wray: a couple of things. we assessed the terrorism threat across the spectrum from homegrown or jihadist-inspired violent extremism, to domestic violence extremism, to foreign terrorist organizations, to s

but now you see the torture we do it, we will hundreds. we don't know the exact questions they asked. all we have mass, we said no, no time us. they repeated the same questions. all you have mass. again, we said no, the torture task, the task slow throws us. they tortured us in waste words cannot describe the truth . and so ultimately the asked us to meet on our knees for over 5 hours. we stop like this is a who were beaten with sticks, with iron on our heads, our backs everywhere. and i saw the model when i got that when they beat us, tortured has every day, the said, your intelligence agents call your, i'm us, your cooperative, reinstall the don't families coast and mothers beat us with sticks, don't you to severely, they took her ideas and we didn't know where they are. we didn't know where the documents are, where the money is. it took everything we own without any shame. some people died in the detention center to diabetes patients. good luck, patients of patients. people with a tea deal disease. there were 3 of torture people died wi

again, we said no, the torture task be to slow through as us. they tortured us in ways words cannot describe the truth. possibly, they asked us to meet on our knees for over 5 hours. we stopped like this who were beaten with sticks, with iron on our heads, our backs everywhere. i saw the model when i got the, the beaters tortured has every day the set, your intelligence agents, your, i'm us, your collaborate is being sold, adult families cuz the mothers beat us with sticks told you to severely, they took her id. we didn't know where they are. we didn't know where the documents are, where the money is. they took everything we own without any shame. some people died in the detention center, diabetes patients, blood patients, of patients, people with arterial diseases. there was real torture. people die without any medical treatments. do they are mad human rights mon is her, is now urgent. the international committee of the red cross and the united nations working grove, responsible for detention matters at to put pressure on these really authoriti

in regard to the allegations of torture. any evidence that senior officials at the kremlin were aware of or directed the military officials in russia to do this kind of activity? and does the american law allow for the prosecution of heads of state? mr. garland: i'll let the war crimes director answer that question. >> unfortunately, i can't go beyond what was alleged in the indictment as to the pending investigation in the case. after the war crimes statute, i think we would have to look at that. reporter: director weigh, you've described the threat environment. can you give us a sense, compared to last year, the number of investigations you had last year compared to what they are now? director wray: i would say a couple things. even before october 7th, we assessed the terrorism landscape and the terrorism threat across the spectrum from homegrown or jihaddist inspired extremism to domestic extremism to state sponsored terrorist attacks was elevated. but post october 7th, it's gone up to a whole other level. and the reason

now guess mohammed de begin interviewing regime opponents for documentary white torture. the name describes and especially brutal form of torture experienced by her interview subjects. and by mohammed to herself, it was a dangerous undertaking. almost simultaneously, authorities rated the homes of the entire team in t, ron and uh, when they broke down my apartment door lock that had the fixture seen by the image id match. each time we filmed, we had to copy the footage on to separate hard drives and send them to different places on how to otherwise they would have confiscated the material when they searched our homes, the who now i'm amazed at that, how much is a totally fine not to my son pay the financial model, it was because they didn't find anything. because on the day they arrested in august, we'd hidden all the film footage or show the fim home road pin on fact, any a loser, kim? i was wondering, i guess it was was and i guess from the regime forces broke into her house is how much wonderful and i guess the all can get us started because i witnessed her bravery tha

in ukrainian prisons, maybe you know such facts, i do not know about the facts of the tortured of thesian military, but there were several facts in the past, when there were a little bit like, let's say, dubious cases of death of those who were accused of or aiding the russian occupiers, and we remember, there were cases of strange suicide or falling from the stairs with serious fatal consequences . this , too, i think that if the lawyers of this pyatrovsky did a good job and they found all these cases and provided them as evidence of what might happen to him when he is placed in ukrainian penitentiary institutions, then this also plays against the movement of the ukrainian side. when we talk about prisoners of war, things are certainly better here, today we spoke with ms. noel calhoun, who currently works in the un monitoring mission. and yesterday she visited this very camp for prisoners of war, she once again confirms that the conditions of detention there are high-quality and satisfactory for the standards that she puts forward there. people's humanitarian law, and actually there

without food, without anything, we would torture it's. and then taking to the detention center, we will touch it more and displaced. they released us. so we returned home, but now you see the torture we do it, we will hundreds. we don't know the exact questions they asked. all we have mass, we said no, no time us. they repeated the same questions. all you have mass. again, we said no, they taught you a task b to slow through as us. they tortured us in ways words cannot describe the tooth. ultimately, they asked us to meet on our knees for over 5 hours. we stopped like this who were beaten with sticks, with iron on our heads, our backs everywhere. and i saw the model when i got that when they beat us, tortured us every day. the said, your intelligence agents, your, i'm us, your collaborate has been sold at our families coast and mothers beat us with sticks, told you to severely, they took her ideas. we didn't know where the are. we didn't know where the documents are, where the money use. it took everything we own without any shame. some p

for 100 days, anatoly was kept in the torture chamber in balaklia, tortured with electric current foran and constantly interrogated, the man was demanded to confess that he was allegedly a correctional officer. i had eight interrogations, during five interrogations they beat me with a stun gun, a bat, hands, feet. they released me three days before they released balaklia, they already understood that they would not take anything from me, but just as i i sat there more, my grandfather had such a beard, for 100 days, then a rumor spread through the cells that he was sitting there, and i think they just let me go and that’s it, they didn’t kill what they were killing, they weren’t worried about me, they were worried they knew that if after the ruckus, if someone killed someone, then they would also be counted. it is difficult for the husband to remember his time in captivity, there was not even a window in the cell in balaklia, and he did not hear the news either. the russians took video equipment, and this is his life's work. anatoliy has been filming holidays, weddings, and proms for 5