Gaza officials report at least 135 mutilated Palestinian bodies returned from Israel, with allegations of torture and unlawful killings at a notorious detention center. The situation is compounded by a fragile ceasefire in Gaza amid Israeli airstrikes and ongoing conflict. The story highlights serious human rights concerns and the complex geopolitical tensions in the region.
Gaza officials report that at least 135 mutilated Palestinian bodies returned from Israel originated from Sde Teiman, a notorious detention center accused of torture and unlawful killings, with evidence suggesting many victims were executed or tortured during captivity, prompting calls for an independent investigation.
Kilmar Ábrego García, a Maryland man mistakenly deported to El Salvador, alleges he was tortured and mistreated in a notorious prison, leading to a lawsuit against the US government. Despite initial protections, he was deported and faced severe abuse, with ongoing legal battles over his detention and deportation status.
Lawyers for Kilmar Abrego Garcia are seeking to amend their lawsuit to include allegations of severe mistreatment and torture he endured in El Salvador's mega prison, amid ongoing legal battles related to his wrongful deportation and detention, highlighting concerns over human rights abuses and immigration policies.
Palestinian prisoners and rights organizations have reported a surge in abuses and torture in Israeli jails following Hamas' Oct. 7 attacks, with one group alleging that prison officers are seeking "revenge" on inmates. The number of "security inmates" has risen by 66%, with reports of sexual assault, humiliation, and degradation. Israeli officials deny the allegations, but rights groups express concern that the treatment of prisoners may lead to radicalization and create more determined opponents.
