Document #1141286

Amnesty International (Author)

Urgent Action 18/08 [MDE 24/004/2008]

http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/MDE24/004/2008/5a9ae7af-c812-11dc-bcf0-77fdbc77e67d/mde240042008eng.pdf

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      ecoi.net description:
      Tunisian national Safouan Ammouri is at imminent risk of being forcibly returned to Tunisia where it is feared that he would face arbitrary arrest, torture and other ill-treatment; he is currently being held in a detention facility in Damascus
      Countries:
      Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia
      Source:
      Amnesty International (Author)
      Published:
      18 January 2008
      Original link:
      http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/MDE24/004/2008/5a9ae7af-c812-11dc-bcf0-77fdbc77e67d/mde240042008eng.pdf
      Document type:
      Appeal or News Release
      Language:
      English
      Document ID:
      1141286 (former ID 91636)

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