Torture inside the Libyan jail

July 31, 2007

The recently freed doctor gives a harrowing account of the ordeal:

The Palestinian doctor who was held in Libyan custody along with five Bulgarian nurses on charges they infected hundreds of children with HIV, has described in detail how they were tortured during their eight-year ordeal. Ashraf Alhajouj, 38, said he was beaten, held in cages with police dogs and given electric shocks, including to his private parts. He said that he and the nurses were sometimes put together naked in the same room and tortured.



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1 Anonymous July 31, 2007 at 7:10 pm

Muammar al-Foti

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