Photo cache reveals brutality in Syria [GRAPHIC CONTENT]

Prominent international war crimes experts say they have received a huge cache of photographs documenting the killing of 11,000 detainees by Syrian authorities.

Photo cache reveals brutality in Syria [GRAPHIC CONTENT]
Tue, 21 Jan, 2014 - 19:55

[comment] File photo of Syrian government forces, May 2013.[/comment]

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