UN estimates over 16,000 civilians detained by Russia during the war in Ukraine are still held - AP News
They publishedOver 16,000 civilians detained by Russia during the war in Ukraine are still held, UN estimates - AP News
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Who
What
- UN estimates more than 16,000 civilians detained by Russia remain deprived of liberty.
- Many detainees are held incommunicado and under grounds not conforming to international law.
- Widespread torture, ill-treatment, and sexual violence reported among detainees and POWs.
- U.N. has interviewed 910 Ukrainian POWs and 403 civilian detainees after release.
- Accounts reveal deaths and torture in custody, with authorities calling it a broader detention system.
Where
🇺🇸 United States (outlet HQ)
topics: Politics, Hardware · language: eng
topics: Politics, Hardware · language: eng
When
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