Military Abuse of Citizens

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The paper begins with a list of all the things the writer claims to know about military abuse of citizens, followed by a list of the things the writer wants to learn about the topics. This is followed by information which is intended to be a summary of recent military abuses of human rights rather than a reflection of historical importance. This research covers fifteen countries including Afghanistan, Burma, Cambodia, Chile, China, Cuba, Egypt, Guatemala, Indonesia, Iraq, Israel, Nepal, Russian Federation, Rwanda and the United States.

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"Herat's civilians, under the command of local governor, Ismail Khan, have been subjected to arbitrary and politically motivated arrests, intimidation, extortion, and torture. These civilians have also been denied their rights to free expression and association. The more serious cases of torture have involved hanging detainees upside down, whippings, and electric shocks. Members of the Pashtun minority have been the largest targets of abuse."

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