Abdul-Rhman Al Jabbori disappeared since arrest in Jarf Al Sakher in June 2015
Name(s):
Abdul-Rhman Al Jabbori
Status:
Disappeared
Year of birth:
1985
Profession:
Taxi driver
Nationality:
Iraqi
Date of arrest:
In June 2015, Al Jabbori was arrested at Al-Wind 55 checkpoint in Jarf Al Sakher by Hezbollah militias wearing military uniforms and masks, and taken to an unknown location. A former detainee later reported that both he and Al Jabbori had been subjected to torture and ill-treatment in order to extract coerced confessions.
Al Jabbori was arrested at Al-Wind 55 checkpoint in an area called Jarf Al Sakher in the Babylon governorate by militias belonging to Hezbollah, which had de facto control over the area at the time. The forces were wearing military uniforms and masks.
The Hezbollah militias are part of the Popular Mobilisation Units (PMU) – an umbrella organisation composed of various militias that supported the Iraqi armed forces during the fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). A prime minister’s decree issued on March 8, 2018 formally incorporated the group into the country’s security forces.
An individual held in the same detention facility as Al Jabbori reported upon his release that both he and Al Jabbori were subjected to torture and ill-treatment, including beatings and threats, in order to extract confessions. However, he was unable to identify the facility where he and Al Jabbori were held because he was blindfolded both at the time of his arrest and during his release.
Al Jabbori’s fate and whereabouts remain unknown to date.
| Name(s): |
Abdul-Rhman Al Jabbori
|
| Status: |
Disappeared
|
| Year of birth: |
1985
|
| Profession: |
Taxi driver
|
| Nationality: |
Iraqi
|
| Date of arrest: |
|
Al Jabbori was arrested at Al-Wind 55 checkpoint in an area called Jarf Al Sakher in the Babylon governorate by militias belonging to Hezbollah, which had de facto control over the area at the time. The forces were wearing military uniforms and masks.
The Hezbollah militias are part of the Popular Mobilisation Units (PMU) – an umbrella organisation composed of various militias that supported the Iraqi armed forces during the fight against the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). A prime minister’s decree issued on March 8, 2018 formally incorporated the group into the country’s security forces.
An individual held in the same detention facility as Al Jabbori reported upon his release that both he and Al Jabbori were subjected to torture and ill-treatment, including beatings and threats, in order to extract confessions. However, he was unable to identify the facility where he and Al Jabbori were held because he was blindfolded both at the time of his arrest and during his release.
Al Jabbori’s fate and whereabouts remain unknown to date.