At the Amna Suraka museum in Iraq, exhibits show the torture that was carried out in the cells.Hélène Veilleux/Flickr, CC BY-NC-SAEvery day, thousands of people are tortured in police stations, security offices and prisons around the world. Human rights organizations protest torture and advocate for survivors, but neither they nor...
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