Family accuses Syria Kurdish force of torturing son to death ...Kuwait

A family has accused Kurdish forces in northeast Syria of torturing to death a detained relative, sparking a social media uproar despite the denial of Kurdish authorities. The accusations came from the family of Amin Issa al-Ahmad, a 34-year-old who was detained by the Kurdish Asayish security forces on May 22, allegedly on charges of corruption and bribery. His family received his corpse on Monday and charged in a statement the next day that it bore signs of torture. A medical examiner hired by the family detected a "fractured jaw and bleeding in the skull", the statement said. There were also "bruises on the knees... the neck, and the back of the head," as well as

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