Monday, August 14, 2017
A legacy of torture: Inside Lebanon’s Khiam jail | Middle East
Khiam, Lebanon – Ahmed Hussein al-Amine, a stout man in a checkered shirt and yellow baseball cap, stands atop a rusting Israeli tank, fixing the Hezbollah and Lebanese flags that fly from it. The banging of his hammer rings through the breeze. “I have lot of work to do today,” Amine tells Al Jazeera. The tank and other military vehicles stand within a complex of crushed buildings. Roofs lie 
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