'lJ soon aa Eh. doot had clotad b.htnd o. t Y.t b..acn and klck'd in th' I.c.,!td tao ch aad fc!! Eo ah. trotttral, Th..t.llb.t.c. ktcktnt conttn!2d Jhlta , vat on cha ground .nd .ft.r so8a clba ehlch I ctnnot aatjoala I t.t^a.d, I r.t lrotad eilh col.t v.t.r znat atr.8,8..t ahiough ,.v.t.l .otri.lors "t...!t. t ..ttrtad co '.J41atr.ts 7 v.s b..a.rr .t ln I .r.. t.tiPP.d a.kc.t .n.t ha.t to ta.t d ot too.ahlng l.i&. I rrDl.. th.y Yr.PPad thick cloli' .rottttat Dt' aros and I v.s sutP',tilad by Ey aa.'s r,hlch aate ttr?cchaat ola on althcr tldc, Thcy lbcn D..t oc on Dy p.nla aai! tqu..z.i! Ey t.'aic7.a.ta.fiaaclr- Aft.r' rD.r I vts tPr.yad $i!i elcrr troo hith Pr.t.vl-. hotcs on Dy Pcntt, dF.uch, noi..rd ch.5a. llhen Dy .r-rt6 tun.d nu!} f l,.5 a.l.n don ttoa ah. cruc!fix-"A/44/962 8/21387 English page6 3.Torture testi~nies Amnesty International hasreceived torture a11egations from.11ports ofTurke~The casespresented indetailed testimony areaselection from clseswhichoccurred between Harch1989andHarch1990andconcerntorture .'legations mostlyfromAnkaraandIstanbul. whereprisoners havebeenmore outspoken abouttorture andfromwhereinformation ismoreeasilyavailable thanotherpartsofTurkey. FltmaOzyurt. aworkerbornin1965.wasdet~fned on21Harch1989and interrogated forover20daysatAnkaraPoliceHeadquarters. Inaformal complaint shesenttoVeRimahalle Prosecutor ISOfficefromAnkaraClosed Prisonon14Aprilshesaidthatduringherdetention shehadbeenstripped naked.hosedwithpressurized coldwater.suspended byherarmswhilehosed Igain.beatenandsexually assaulted andthatshehadbeengivenelectric shocksonherto.sandfingers. Psychological torture hadincluded being forcedtowitness thesametorture beingapplied tohersisters Arife Semanat andNahideOzyurtinanattempttoextract. confession fromthem thattheywereme_bers oftheillegalorganization Devrimci Sol.Fatma Ozy~rtwasableton••efourpoliceofficers whomshewantedtobe prosecuted. On11Aprilshewasexamined by•doctorattheForensic Institute in Ankara. Thereportcertifted injuries toherrighthand.Inhercasefour policeofficers wereputontrial;thiswasstillcontinuing attneendof March1990. HaydarSoylemezoglu. ajournalist forthepolitical..g~zine!!ni pemokr.,i (NewDemocracy) wasdetained on12August1989inAbdi Ipek~; ParkWhilehewasselling aleaflet published jointly bythepolitical journals Toplumsal Kurtulys (Soc;alLiberation). Atak(Attack). Y'ni Oemokrasl andJktidar Yolu(WaytoPower). Heallegedthathewasbeatenon thewaytoAnkaraPoliceHeadquarters. ~Assoonasthedoorbadclosedbehlnd meI~.$b••'en~d.ickedinthe face£nd.c~ch andtelltotheground. Thedeliberate .lcking continued vhlle1wasontheground andaftersome 'l~ ~hichIcannotestimate I tainted. 1vashosedWithcoldwateranddragsed through seyer.l corridors. ~Becau••1rafus.d toundress 1wasb.at.na,aln.1wasstripped nakedand hadto.tandonsomething likeatable.They ~rapp.d thickcloths.round my armsandIWassuspended bymyarms ~hlchverestretched outoneither side.TheythenbeatlDeonmypenisandsqueezed mytesticlu alum.tel,.. Afterthattwassprayed withwaterfromhighpressure hosesonmypenis. mouth.noseandchest. Whenmya~turnednumbIwas'akendownfromthe crucifix." I••• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library3.1.1 fqtccd .r.cruitknt. of ootic. infor-B
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a collection of testimonies and reports about torture and human rights abuses in Turkey, specifically between 1989 and 1990. The content is focused on the experiences of individuals who were detained and subjected to various forms of physical and psychological torture. The text does not mention any economic, environmental, or scientific aspects, but rather focuses on the human rights dimension.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, Human rights