Police torture in China

Police torture in China

Shanghai police have been videotaped by hidden cameras routinely beating prisoners during interrogation sessions, Amnesty International said May 18. The photo, taken from a footage captured by Canadian Television, shows a suspect handcuffed to the iron grating of a second floor window at Shanghai's Luwan District Public Security Bureau while police repeatedly beat the prisoner and yell at him to speak out. ==Kyodo

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