Inside Sednaya Prison: The Assad Regime’s House of Horrors
In this chilling episode of “60 Minutes,” former prisoner Mutassim Abdulsatir takes viewers on a harrowing tour of Sednaya Prison, revealing the dark realities of life under Bashar al-Assad’s dictatorship. Known as the “house of horrors,” this notorious facility has become synonymous with the ruthless torture, beatings, and killings of countless Syrians.
Mutassim’s firsthand account sheds light on the relentless suffering endured by inmates within the prison walls. As he guides interviewer Margaret Brennan through the somber corridors, he recounts the inhumane conditions and the psychological terror inflicted by regime officials. His testimony is a stark reminder of the broader crises faced by many in Syria, where human rights violations go unnoticed and unpunished.
“60 Minutes” continues its legacy of impactful journalism, delving deep into the stories that matter. This episode reminds us of the ongoing struggles for freedom and justice in the face of tyranny. Don’t miss this powerful report that exposes the harsh realities of Sednaya Prison and its impact on the Syrian people.
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