Syrian Interior Ministry vows action in torture death

The Syrian Ministry of Interior has pledged to hold those involved in the killing of young Mohammed Ghamira accountable. Ghamira died after being subjected to torture while in custody at the Al-Hafa police station in Latakia countryside. The case came to light after Ghamira was detained over a financial theft incident, and activists circulated photos of him in the hospital following deterioration in his health, along with reports of him being beaten during the three days of his detention. His family and experts confirmed that Ghamira had hemophilia and that his medical condition was reported during his detention. The authorities have launched an official investigation and detained seven individuals for questioning. Interior Minister Anas Al-Kilate reiterated the commitment to hold any security personnel accountable for violations, calling for a review of legal procedures to ensure detainees' rights, amid widespread calls for those responsible for the torture to be brought to justice.

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