Cairo, Egypt (CNN) -- Ahmed Taha was 17 a year ago, when he says security forces abducted him outside Egypt's High Court, beat and raped him. "They beat me," he says. "One stepped on my face. I was wearing my glasses. They broke the glasses and my face was disfigured." Read more: Will Egypt's new president be a reformer? He says the beatings were just the beginning. "I felt someone coming in. I was almost dead so he picked me up from the floor and tore my T-shirt and started holding my body," he recalls. "I went into shock. He removed my clothes and sexually assaulted me in front of the other policemen."
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One report finds that 1,200 people were missing in the months after Egypt's revolution
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Many are still unaccounted for and families continue to search
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Egypt's president has created a fact-finding mission to investigate
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