A person who served for Syrian army for 13 years as a military policeman together with his colleagues took for two years 55,000 photographs of 11,000 people who were systematically tortured to death by Assad regime A former member of the military service for the Syrian government for thirteen years was set to photograph and document the dead bodies of military soldiers brought from their places of detention to a military hospital during the civil war in the country. The bodies brought to the hospital, fully consisted of detained-Syrian opposition members, which showed signs of starvation, brutal beatings, strangulation and other forms of torture and killing. It became routine for the military service to take photographs of the bodies and faces of people in detention after designating those with a numbering system, who had been brought to the hospital after being tortured and killed. These images of bodies and faces of the dead with handwritten codes on each, have been accepted as documents of a systematic torture and killing of people under the execution-orders within the Syrian army. The military police, having photographed 55,000 photos within two years, who was fed up with the killing policies by torture, has built confidential contact with Syrian oppositions. The military police regularly recorded and sent the copies of these photographs secretly to a trusted contact using a flash drive (memory stick).
Posted on: Mon, 20 Jan 2014 20:31:18 +0000
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