Detainees Describe Delayed Releases and Unresolved Cases

And you have no one? I have no one. It's been three months, and my sisters and younger brothers haven't seen me.

Half an hour later, when I went up to court.

They took us back to the palace. Two weeks later, I saw the release paper. It hadn't come out.

No one gets there. Even when we get a release, it doesn't take more than twenty- four hours.

No, that's all.

The judge didn't let us go up. Eighteen people went up.

How long has it been?

It's been five months. Let them see. Let them see the world.

Let the world see. Let them see human rights around the world.

Is this an affiliation? Affiliation. They've been calling us for fifteen days.

We don't know anything about our case. Where are your family? Your mother? I'm from Fallujah.

Where do you think? I'm from Amiriya. Which areas are you from?

Which areas are you from? Adhamiya, Fallujah, Dawra.

What's wrong? I swear. I swear, all areas and all backgrounds. That's all.

It's been a year and a half. We're asking you.

Yes, I swear. It's been a year. I've been out of school for two years.

Most of you have been implicated on suspicion.

And on the word of a secret informant. And the secret informant's truth is known only to God Almighty.

When will he come to pay us a visit? And he says his false statement.

And the innocent come to him. We all know about these matters, brothers.

We know there’s a delay in resolving your cases because of…