ovtr th€ last five yaars Ann€sty Intern.tiondl has rlc€iv€d a l.rge nlmberot rtport5 thatr ln partiatlar, itud€nt5 rere approachad by h€mber5 ol the9oli.a force (nainly th€ secret !.rvic. I, T r t{.tion.l tnt.llig€nceorganilation) in an attrfipt to .r.Cruit" than at goliC! infonnarr. ln ftost naFi'rtad caaa3 thc forc. orld tor.garlualioni congistad of thnats andIntlnidation, but during thc lart yaar the nurnb.r ot r.ports tndicatingthat tha Police r.i ol30 uring tortur..nd ill-tr.ltftent lncra6g€d. Some otth.s. r'.Porls rer. l.t.r conDil.d tn the l9!!89_..lgt!9!lL-..A4!I!_!999 isruedby the Anltra branch ot the Huhan Rights A53o.i.tion on I tebrurry 1990. 0n 4 April 1989 .t lpn C.n.l Ciilhez, . i...h.r born tn 1958, ras apprchended outside the faculty of L.r.in Anlar. by three police officerstn Clvilirn clothes, He raa l.l.n olts.ida thc torn to r daaerted hou5e n€ara l.kc and rls accu!.d of having linki to the illcgat TD|(P. The offi<erstatd that th.y h.(t tollow.d hio ovar lO y!!rs .nd it hc conf.lled to beinga |ntnbar ha rould not ba punishad. H.. rnly h.d to agrae to Hork for them.tlpon rafutal Cenal Giilna. rai tlaDpcd in the f.a! and thre.tcned th6t he :".".t 0 O. *ttt"O.nd hi3 corp!! dtsposcd of in th. 1.t.. t.1.2 tll-trc.txnt lh Antar. Closcd .nd our!. f-tvoc Prilon On tha ryaning of I lirrch 1989, 57 Politiaat pritonar! in ll.rd 4 of Ank'r' Clorcd Priaon r.ra indiacrinin.t.ly beltrn. T.n3ion in th. Prtaon h6d b'en trcrinE Slnar 23 Fabruarj, rian 5oD! prisonars had ba.n baalcn on th€ir rly 5rct lioo Ankarr State Sacurlty Court. Aftar a 3aarah on I f{.rch in ti'rd 4 all golitical priaoner3 thal'a rara ordar.d out of the l!rd. Hh.n they taluaad to laavc thay xal'c baatcn rnd nosi of thaD iarc injurcd.^/44/962s,/213I7 English Page 7 3.1.1rorced-recruit.cnt- ofpoliceinfon.ers OyerthelastfiveyearsAmnesty International hasreceiyed alargenumber 01reportsthat.inparticular, students wereapproached bymembers ofthe pol1ceforce(mainly thesecretservice MIT~Notional Intelligence Organlzation) inanattempt to-recrultWthem05policeinformers. Inmost
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing human rights violations and police brutality, specifically in the context of forced recruitment of students by the police force to become informants. The text highlights cases of torture and ill-treatment of prisoners, which suggests a connection to the field of human rights and humanitarian aid.

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