E/CN.4/2000/9 page 25 Ahmad Al-Zaimur, Seyed Isa Ismail, Ibrahim Abdulla Ahmad Abbas, Seyed Jaffer Mohamed Hashim, Seyed Kamil Kadhim Ibrahim, Jaffar Abd Ali, Hussain Jaffer Jassim, Mahmood Hassan Abdul Wahab, Hussain Mahdi Saleh, Ahmad Abdul Nabi Abdul Karim, Ahmad Abd Ali Al-Madani, Mohammed and Abdulla Al-Yoser. It was also reported that the following 33 adults were reportedly arrested in the same period: Jasim Mohammed Hassan Kadhem, Fawzi Mohammed Hassan Mahdi, Mohammed Abdulla Yousif, Abdul Amir Al-Saffar, Aref Ali Al-Sammak, Mohammed Ali Mansoor Al-Saeed, Salah Habib Ali, Shakir Hassan Makki Darwish, Hassan Ali Hassan Al-Saegh, Mona Salman Haidar, Hassan Ahmad Jum'a, Abdula Al-Nachas, Wajih Saleh, Hussain Mansoor, Faisal Al-Askafi, Jaber Mansoor Fardan, Sheikh Sadeq Al-Durazi, Haj Hasan Jarallah, Seyed Omran Sharaf Al-Alawi, Ali Abdul Hussain, Habib Hamza, Ali Jaffer Al-Mahoozi, Sadiq Abdulla, Seyed Ali Al-Samak, Seyed Adnan Seyed Hashim, Maitham Ali Al-Sheik, Jafar Islami, Ahmad Abdulla Saeed, Fadhil Hamid Ahmad Ismail, Ibrahim Jaffer, Mohsin Abdulla Isa, Imad Mohammed Isa and Ali Abdul Hussain. Some were said to be detained at Al-Khamis detention centre. 107. On 16 March 1999, the Special Rapporteur sent an urgent appeal on behalf of Ali Al Sadadee, Adnana Seyed Hashem and Sadeq Al Drrazi, three clerics from the Al Drraz region, who had reportedly been arrested on 5 March 1999 by the SIS and held at the Al Khamees police station. Ali Al Sabadee was allegedly beaten with PVC hose pipes on the soles of his feet and his ears, Adnana Al Seyed Hashem had allegedly been whipped and not allowed to go to the bathroom and Sadeq Al Drrazi had allegedly been subjected to various forms of psychological torture, such as hearing that his wife would be raped and that his mother would be tortured. 108. On 6 August 1999, the Special Rapporteur sent an urgent appeal on behalf of Sheikh Hussain Al Akraf, Sayed Hashim Sayed Ibrahim, Sayed Sadiq Sayed Ibrahim, Mohammed Jaffar Al Basri, Fadhil Al Zubeid, Salman Bu Hassan and Mohammed al Qattan, aged 17. Sheikh Hussain Al Akraf had reportedly been rearrested on 9 July 1999 after having just been released after more than three years of administrative detention. He was reportedly held at the Al Qala police station in Manama, where he was allegedly subjected to electric shocks. The others, all from Karzakkan, were reportedly arrested on 9 July 1999 while demonstrating for the release of Sheikh Al Jamri. They were allegedly subjected to torture at Al Qala police station, Manama, before being transferred to the Zallaq detention centre, where they were still being held. 109. On 18 October 1999, the Special Rapporteur sent a joint urgent appeal in conjunction with the Chairman-Rapporteur of the Working Group on Arbitrary Detention on behalf of Hamid Ali Yousif Yahya, aged 17, Isamil Isa and Ali Salman, who had reportedly been arrested by the Special Security Forces on 2 October 1999 during street demonstrations. They were reportedly held at the Budaya police station, where they were allegedly tortured. 110. On 19 November 1999, the Special Rapporteur sent an urgent appeal on behalf of 26 persons, including 11 children. The following persons were said to have been arrested at Malekya in mid-October 1999: Mohammed Ibrahim, Jasim Khalaf, Abdulla Ashoor Kadhim, Seyed Hashim Kadhem, aged 16, Seyed Ahmad Al-Jaway, aged 16, and Jaffer Ibrahim, aged 16. The following persons were said to have been arrested mid-October in Tobli: Seyed Jalal Mahmood Sharaf, aged 17, Seyed Isa Ali Ismail, Seyed Adnan Seyed Hashim and Ibrahim Abdulla Ahmad Abbas. The following persons were said to have been arrested in Karzakan on 14 October 1999: Abdul Amir Isa Abdulla, aged 17, Mohammed Jasim Abdul Rasool, aged 17, Monir Ahmad Ali Al-Sheikh, aged 17, Abbas Hassan Juma Al-Shakhori, aged 15,