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‘They Stole My Humanity’: Abu Ghraib Survivors are Still Fighting for Justice - Real News Network

Published February 27, 2025

“There are innumerable other cases of torture where it was not photographed or caught on film and it never attracted media attention. And those victims were essentially forgotten and the perpetrators never punished.” Yumna Rizvi, CVT senior policy analyst, speaks to Jaclynn Ashly about the long history of injustice for people tortured at Abu Ghraib.

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‘They Stole My Humanity’: Abu Ghraib Survivors are Still Fighting for Justice

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