text: one... The case lasted a fee months. I called a number of investigators from Al Farara prison as r{itnesses and lt appeared that his confession had been extracted under duress and rrith torture. The [raglstrate declared lt null and void, and Nedal Rabab $as acquitted of two of the three charqea agalnst hln' "This eas the first and almost lhe only tine we succeeded in provlng that torture was practised at A1 Farara Prison. After that ere dealt i{iCh nany cornplaj.nts, for example, from Qaig Anrear Aa$aesa, wbom ee represented ln the court in Nablus, and Thaer l,lohaNnad Hanani, $horo $e al€o rePresented at Nablus, and others wbo claimed to have been subjected Eo torture aC Al Farara, On 24 May 1984 I addressed a memorandum to the Legal Counsel in uhich I explained atl r had heard fron ny clients in Al Farara' but to my deep reqret I dial not recelve an appropriale reply. on 19 June 1984, FeLicia Langer and I submitted a petltion to the ltigb Court of ilustice, No. 355/84, on behalf of Qais Anuar Aauaess, Thaer t'lohammad llanani and Nedal. Bussein Abdel Rahnan Rabab, describinq the torture alleged to have been inflicted on our clients. ltle Pere given a conditional order against the comnander of the region to shop cause to the court ehy the People responsible for such aces of torture should noE be produced before the court' After the court had ordered an enquiry' it tound tbat the three interroqatora at A1 fara'a prison eere responsible for acls of torture carried out in the prison and decided to arraign them on charges of torture. I do not knoe what happened to those charges of torture brouqht before a military court' $le are stitl aeaiting a reply to our petition to the High Courts of Juslice."A/40/702 Eng l lBh Page 28
analysis: This text appears to be a personal account of a lawyer's experience with a case involving torture and human rights violations in a prison. The text discusses the lawyer's efforts to expose the torture and bring those responsible to justice. The focus is on the lawyer's role in advocating for the rights of the victims and the legal process that ensued.