Electric Shock Treatment, Overt Homophobia in U.K. Armed Forces: Report
Details from a report due out next month paint a culture of “overt homophobia” in the country’s military.
June 1, 2023
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Details from a report due out next month paint a culture of “overt homophobia” in the country’s military.
Women are being raped with "electric shock sticks," activists say.
Those who have escaped Chechnya are coming forward with stories of beatings, electric shocks, and more.
After a clinic tried using electrical shocks to 'cure' him of being gay, Xiao Zhen is suing both the clinic and the search engine that led him there.
Men detained in recent months describe torture, including electric shock and being raped with a stick, as police demanded they turn over names of gays, according to the Human Rights Watch.
Spain's government is considering compensating gays who may have been tortured, thrown in mental hospitals, or imprisoned during Gen. Francisco Franco's brutal dictatorship.
"The sounds of torture are just there all day," a survivor of detention camps tells Human Rights Watch.
Subjecting him to such therapy involuntarily infringed on his "right to individual freedom," a court finds.
A White House spokeswoman could not confirm if Trump is aware of the reports that gay and bisexual men are being detained and persecuted in Chechnya.
The Kremlin says there's nothing to see in Chechyna, but journalists in the region disagree.
Human rights groups found centers taking individuals in against their will and using practices including electroshock therapy.
Rizvan Dadaev was held and beaten in a police station basement for three months following the release of a viral interrogation video.
The event will continue into next week.
Survivors of the gay camps in Chechnya tell of a mounting death toll and a terrible choice.
The White House's diplomatic arm sent a strongly-worded statement to officials in Chechnya, the Russian region where LGBT people were recently arrested, tortured, and murdered.
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The complex is now deserted but shows evidence of recent use.