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    Human Rights Violations at Jaslyk Prison in Uzbekistan

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    Jaslyk prison, operational since 1999, is notorious for severe human rights abuses, particularly against religious prisoners and critics of the government. Reports detail extreme torture methods, including fingernail removal and boiling water immersion, leading to deaths. Human Rights Watch has documented suspicious deaths, including that of Muzafar Avazov, amid claims of improved conditions by Uzbek authorities.
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