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Chinese detective claims Uyghur Muslim prisoners were beaten, tortured and raped

  

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Via:  s  •  3 years ago  •  4 comments

Chinese detective claims Uyghur Muslim prisoners were beaten, tortured and raped
New detainees, who were young as 14 years old, were beaten during their initial interrogation to illicit a “confession.” “Kick them, beat them [until they’re] bruised and swollen,” he said. “Until they kneel on the floor crying.”

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Chinese authorities subjected   Uyghur Muslim detainees   to being hanged from cell ceilings, tortured with electric batons and gang-raped by fellow prisoners, a former detective claimed in a bombshell interview.

The ex-officer, who was only identified as Jiang over fears the Chinese government would retaliate against his family still living in the country, described the extreme torture tactics that were used in order to extract confessions as part of a ethnic cleaning campaign,   CNN reported .

“If you want people to confess, you use the electric baton with two sharp tips on top,” he said in the   interview , which was conducted from Europe where he is living in exile.

“We would tie two electrical wires on the tips and set the wires on their genitals while the person is tied up.”

Jiang said new detainees, who were young as 14 years old, were beaten during their initial interrogation to illicit a “confession.”

“Kick them, beat them [until they’re] bruised and swollen,” he said. “Until they kneel on the floor crying.”

The detainees were also often tortured with methods like China’s infamous “tiger chair,” which involves strapping a subject’s hands and feet to a chair, sometimes for days, as well as hanging them from the ceiling, waterboarding and sleep deprivation, Jiang said.

“Everyone uses different methods. Some even use a wrecking bar, or iron chains with locks,” Jiang said. “Police would step on the suspect’s face and tell him to confess.”

Other torture tactics included ordering prisoners to gang-rape male detainees, he said.

Jiang said he now believes that “none” of the hundreds of prisoners he helped arrest committed a crime — despite them being accused of terror offenses.

“They are ordinary people,” he told the outlet.

China has denied the claims of abuse for years.

Amnesty International in June released a 160-page report that described similar torture experienced by more than 50 former inmates of the camp system.


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Sean Treacy
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1  seeder  Sean Treacy    3 years ago

It's like something straight out of the 1930s...

 
 
 
XXJefferson51
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1.1  XXJefferson51  replied to  Sean Treacy @1    3 years ago

That’s exactly what it is.  

 
 
 
Vic Eldred
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3  Vic Eldred    3 years ago

It's a brutal regime with many allies in the US starting with various American health officials who helped fund dangerous research, the president's son who took millions from China, a General who feels they should be warned if we ever decide to go to war and American companies that are more than willing to use China's cheap labor rather than pay Americans a living wage.

 
 

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