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Contemporary reports by US government officials recount more incidents of "arbitrary and unlawful killings, kidnappings, torture and other cruel and inhuman or degrading treatment."

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The use of lifelong sentences by Scottish courts could result in "inhuman and degrading" treatment, human rights campaigners have warned.

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Davie said he would be "inhuman" if he said he hadn't been feeling the pressure.

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"Both sides have deliberately targeted civilians through attacks, summary executions, arbitrary detention, torture, and inhuman treatment in detention facilities, including denial of food, sanitation, and medical care," said Fact-Finding Mission chair, Mohamed Chande Othman.

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Universidad de Chile have accused opponents Independiente and the Argentine police of failing to protect their supporters from a "brutal and inhuman beating" that hospitalised 19 of their supporters.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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