00:01Blows with batons and boots, punches, threats and migrants restrained with zip ties.
00:07These are some of the abuses that Amnesty International says it has documented in Sotak.
00:13One of the migrants interviewed is confined to a wheelchair.
00:17He has been unable to walk for 25 days and claims that a soldier pushed him from a height of
00:22more than 6 meters.
00:24Amnesty interviewed more than 65 people and collected 22 first-hand accounts attributing beatings, humiliations
00:31and the destruction of cell phones to military personnel.
00:33Okay, my husband
00:37and I left the stories.
00:41They took me a Mercedes as a man.
00:46They took me a trip on a plane into a bar,
00:56and they left the U.S.viamente with the buildup of the U.S.
01:27The organization also denounced possible illegal deportations to Morocco,
01:32and warned that hundreds of migrant miners continue to live on the streets of Sota.
01:37Amnesty is calling on the government to conduct an independent and thorough investigation.
01:41It acknowledges the strain faced by the military personnel deployed in the city,
01:46but warns that some of the reported abuses could constitute torture or inhumane treatment.
