A/HRC/4/33/Add.1 Page 135 Para Country Date Type Mandate Allegations transmitted detained by the Police Special Forces Unit (AlBorkhan) in the Al-Eskan area of Baghdad. They were found dead in the Al-Gayarra District days later with torture signs on their bodies, including bullet holes and marks indicative of beating. On 10 July 2005, officers of the Ministry of Interior searched the Seba Abkar District, Baghdad, and arrested men belonging to the Arab Sunni community, including Shiekh Dhiaa Muhmood Al-Jenabi, Abdulsalam Abdul-Aziz, Amer Husain Al-Meshhedani, Ayad Dawood Selman, Selman Dawood Selman, Hadi Zbala, Foua’ad Salem Tawfeek Al-Kaisi, Ala’a Salem Tawfeek Al-Kaisi, Ali Noree Aifan, Mushtaq Misha’an Mutlaq, and Khalid Zaidan Saud Al-Lehaibie. On 13 July 2005, the families of the victims found the bodies in the Medico-Legal Institute. The bodies bore signs of injuries, including wounds caused by power drills, gun shot wounds to the head, acid-induced injuries, and facial mutilation, such as missing eyes. On 24 August 2005, about 80 persons belonging to the Sunni community were detained in Al-Huria District, Baghdad, by the Police Special Forces Unit (Al-Borkhan Unit). They included Mohamed Ali Hamed AlMashhadaniy, Waleed Ali Hamed AlMashhadaniy, Mushtaq Abas Alwan Al-Msariy, Emad Qazi Abdullah Al-Kaabiy, Sadam Mohamed Mahood Al-Mashhadaniy, Ali Ahmed Abdul Karrim Al-Mashhadaniy, Hekmet Ahmed Abdul Karrim Al-Mashhadaniy, Mohamed AlNajar Al-Mashhadaniy, Hassan Ahmed Hussien Al- Mashhadaniy, Ahmed Abed Government Response