The State Department's Human Rights Report notes that security forces under Mrs. Macapagal Arroyo's rule were responsible for "arbitrary, unlawful, and extrajudicial killings, disappearances, physical and psychological abuses," and that the Philippine National Police force was "the worst abuser of human rights".
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During this period, Sudan's military intelligence was responsible for the arbitrary arrest, detention, enforced disappearance and torture of numerous people in the country.
I listened to its chief author, international lawyer Cherif Bassiouni, deliver a 45 minute summary of the report's main findings, including that the king's security forces were responsible for mass arbitrary arrests and widespread torture.
The UN said government forces had been responsible for the arrest, arbitrary detention, ill treatment and torture of children.
The 2016 report by the UN commission of inquiry on human rights in Eritrea said it had "reasonable grounds" to believe that the national security office "is responsible for most cases of arbitrary arrest, enforced disappearance and torture in official and unofficial detention centres" in the country.
It suggests that they are responsible for crimes including killings, rape, arbitrary detention, abductions and forcible land grabs.
The lawsuit accuses Mr. Li of being responsible for "crimes against humanity," including summary execution, arbitrary detention and torture.
The lawsuit charges that Mr. Li, who was prime minister during the Tiananmen massacre, was responsible for "crimes against humanity, including summary execution, arbitrary detention, torture and other torts".
