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THE JORDAN POLICE TORTURE PALESTINIAN CHILDREN FROM THE GAZA REFUGEE CAMP AFTER ARREST .
Palestinian Children Protest the Release of Youth Arrested by Jordanian Police.
After 2 Palestinian youth ages 14 & 16 are released after 10 days of being in Jordan Police custody. Their tales of treatment are bringing an outrage within citizens, human rights activist from all over the world. Claims of torture during their arrest include denial of food & bathroom usage if this is not bad enough for teenage youth to go through without claims by one of the youth is that Jordanian Police host him by the feet and shoved a shoe in his mouth to scare him.
Along with these young men there were also adults who were arrested by the Jordan Police after clashes between the Jordan Police and Gaza Camp Citizens. The older adult men also claiming torture of electric shock by Police.
Document of charges against the children who was arrested by the Jordan Police from the Gaza Camp
Along with misconduct by the Jordanian Police we had an interview with Siraj Davis, Miles Shelley, and Waseem Salamaeh about the misconduct of the Jordanian Police on October 5th the day that clashes took place. Illegal use of tear gas that was labeled with an expiration date, Direct targets from rooftops by Jordanian police onto protesters with rubber coated bullets causing major injuries to not only protesters but innocent bystanders who had nothing to do with the protest.
On November 17, 2013 we will interview LIVE on Luna Live Media Network the children who was arrested by Jordanian police. We will show the injuries sustained to the youth and hear their experiences of what really happen while they was in Jordanian Police Custody. You can tune in Live with us here http://www.lunalivenow.com/Lunalivemedianetwork.html . The world must not turn their back on the children, elders, men and women of the Gaza Refugee Camp in Jordan. We will have updates on the conditions their and bring awareness to the suffering of innocent people of the Gaza Camp. Join us on the 17th to hear from the citizens of the Gaza Camp for yourself.
Tear Gas Jordan Police used on Protesters in the Gaza Camp. Clearly a Made in Brazil but no date of when the product was made nor an expiration date.
