A/HRC/4/33/Add.1 Page 134 Para 118. Country Date 18/08/06 Type JAL Mandate SUMX; TOR; Allegations transmitted following an investigation the mosque guards had been fired, though the perpetrator had not been investigated as he was a prominent member of SCIRI. A complaint, including medical reports, were sent to the Ministry of Human Rights, however no action has been taken to date. Moreover, Mohammad’s father has been threatened to make him drop the complaint. As a result of the torture, Mohammad continues to suffer from severe depression and panic attacks, a speech impediment stemming from the injuries to his neck, and continuing pain in his leg, and kidneys. As he was leaving a mosque in Al-Huria District, Baghdad, following prayers on an unspecified date in May 2005, Taha Mohammad Sulaiman Al Meshehdani was arrested together with five others by members of the Iraqi Rapid Reaction Force riding in vehicles with the insignia of the National Guards. He was taken to the Ministry of Interior Detention Centre. Having received no news of his whereabouts, 19 days later his family discovered that his body was in the Medico-Legal Institute, found among six others dumped in the Al-Sha’ab District. His body exhibited wounds inflicted as a result of a power drill, his vertebrae and bones in his legs and hands were broken. Death reportedly occurred the day after he was arrested. On 14 May 2005, Salah Hassan Mosa, Yahya Hassan Mosa, Khalid Al-Azzawi, Salah Ibrahim, Nariman Mahmoud, Khudair Khamees, Naseir Samir, Laith Al-Azawi, Ali Hussein, and Mohammed Hamid Rashid were Government Response