Syrian Streets Face Detention and Torture

The article addresses two issues related to violations and misconduct during arrest operations in the governorates of Latakia and Hama. It reports that two young men suffered serious abuses while in custody, which significantly deteriorated their health conditions. The first case involves Muhammad Hussamuddin Ghameira, who has been detained for some time at the Hama Police Department. He was reportedly beaten and experienced internal bleeding due to assaults, despite suffering from hemophilia and requiring special care. His injury led to a sharp decline in his health before his release. Security authorities are currently investigating the circumstances of his detention and their compliance with legal standards, with readiness to hold those responsible accountable if any violations are confirmed. The second case concerns young man Abdul Salam Aku, who spent a year in prison before being handed over to his family in a severely deteriorated health condition. He was previously detained, and multiple sources raise doubts about the motives for his arrest and the conditions of his detention. Simultaneously, human rights organizations and activists emphasize the need for transparent and comprehensive investigations into abuses within prisons and detention centers. This is vital to prevent recurrence, hold accountable those involved, and address rising fears that the judiciary is being used as a tool for targeting or revenge. They also call for ensuring the rights of detainees and providing adequate healthcare for them.

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