"He Called Me Ammo"

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In this episode, Fritz and Karam speak to two survivors of Branch 251. They share with us the painful details of their detention, memories and how this impacts their lives now. And what they would ask the accused if they got the chance.Follow us on Twitter and @KaramShoumali and @Fritz_Streiff.Inside Syria's Secret Torture Prisons: https://nyti.ms/2Bk5h1JIn German: Das Erste's report on Nuran al-Ghamian https://bit.ly/3et2nqlIn French: Lena Bjurström's report on Nuran al-Ghamian https://bit.ly/30Ylrc4In German: Founder of Adopt A Revolution Ferdinand Duerr on deportation of refugees: https://bit.ly/2YcA9tYYou can follow Luna Watfa here: https://twitter.com/luna_alabdallaIn Arabic: Luna Watfa's coverage of the trial can be found here: https://thelevantnews.com/ECCHR's press release on gender-based violence in Syria: https://bit.ly/3fFAonuSyria Justice And Accountability Centre's monitoring of the trial: https://bit.ly/37Jofv1Logo design by laurenshebly.nl -- Photo by James Lawler Duggan/AFP/Getty Images.

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