text: arrested on 26 January 1985 following violent ecuffles between thea and the '!.tuslloBrotherhoodn supporters. Abu-Ajamiya rras detained for l8 days, and hls detentlon r'as Later extended by 20 r0ore days. His account flas a detalled descriptlon ofA/40 /'t02 EngIi sh Page 98 physical and psychologicaL torture by three interrogatorE, lncluding beatlng on aIIparts of hls body, punching in the abdonen which caused the youth to vomit, thrustlng his head against the rrall and forcing hio to kiss the lnterrogator,sboot. zlad Al-I€ham, who was arrested on 8 February 1985, also alleged that he had been badly bealen. Ite nas tlEde to lie down and one lnterrogator jumped on hieback. Nasser AtaIIah told the three journal.lsts tha,t his story ras eloilar to tbatof his friends and did not go into detalls. Folloeing the oeeting a vlElt to Farara Priaon lras organlzed nithin aeveral hours. A securlty officlal proalsed that the allegations of the three youths rould be looked lnto, and lf they were founded the lnterrogator or lnterrogators wlll be put on trlal and punl€hed according to the law. (Eararetz, lrla'ariv, 22 ltarch 1985) 297. On 7 ,June 1985, it was reported that it haal been e8tablished by I police examlning officer that lnterrogatora at the Rafah pollce had resorted to force in order to extract confesslons froo fou! reEldentd of nafah nho confesEed to and reconatructed the murder of a local pollceoan. Tae fpur oen had been detalned for 18 oonths and pere acquitted in their trial,. The exanlning officer wa8 appolntedfollowing presa reports containing eye-eltress accounts alleging that the four had been beaten durlng their interrogatlon. One witneas te3tifled in the trlal thet he saw one of the defendants hanging, sith trie hands tleal, froo a tree ln the pollce courtyard. The defendants said ln their confe66ionB that they had poiEoned the
analysis: The text appears to be a news article or report about human rights abuses in the Gaza Strip during the 1980s. It describes the arrest and interrogation of three Palestinian youths, who allege physical and psychological torture at the hands of their interrogators. The text does not mention any economic, environmental, or scientific developments, and instead focuses on the human rights violations and the subsequent investigation.