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Thousands of survivors recently freed from Syria’s Saydnaya Prison have revealed harrowing accounts of rape, torture, and electric shocks. Dubbed the “human slaughterhouse,” Saydnaya has been the site of systematic abuse, with detainees subjected to extreme brutality during their incarceration. These revelations have sparked international condemnation and calls for accountability.
Survivors have described appalling conditions, including overcrowding, starvation, and relentless physical abuse. Women and young girls were reportedly targeted for sexual violence, while male prisoners faced electrocution and other forms of torture. These accounts highlight the scale of human rights violations occurring under the guise of detention.
India has joined global voices demanding an independent investigation. The United Nations is being urged to enforce stricter international laws to prevent such atrocities in the future. Activists in India and beyond have emphasized the importance of raising awareness about human rights abuses, with some calling for legal action against perpetrators at international forums.
This tragedy sheds light on the urgent need for reforming global detention practices and protecting vulnerable populations from such horrors. The international community must unite to ensure justice for survivors while implementing measures to prevent future abuses
