Document #1024875

AI – Amnesty International (Author)

Urgent Action: 335/12 Index: MDE 24/089/2012

http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/MDE24/089/2012/en/c74340e6-7d47-430b-b85b-f8f0f34eb567/mde240892012en.pdf

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      ecoi.net description:
      Syrian Arab Red Crescent worker Mohamed Raed al-Tawil has been held in incommunicado detention at an unknown location since his arrest in Damascus on 8 November; he is believed to have been subjected to torture or other ill-treatment
      Country:
      Syrian Arab Republic
      Source:
      AI – Amnesty International (Author)
      Original link:
      http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/MDE24/089/2012/en/c74340e6-7d47-430b-b85b-f8f0f34eb567/mde240892012en.pdf
      Document type:
      Appeal or News Release
      Language:
      English
      Published:
      19 November 2012
      Document ID:
      1024875 (former ID 231286)

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